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I've recently noticed one of my DVD drives giving the same eject message, but
ejecting shortly afterwards. It isn't a new drive, but seems to work apart
from the message.
I've had that problem too, but it eventually does eject, and I leave
well-enough alone. Thanks for your reply.
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From a mechanical point of view, this sounds like a bad servo or actuator
motor in the drive. Is it old? New?
The hardware's an ibm thinkpad a31; that's maybe eight or nine years old.
Is the drive sluggish to eject the drive, does it feel stiff, like something
might be grinding on the tr
On 06/08/11 19:02, Chris Brennan wrote:
On 8/6/2011 12:47 PM, R. Clayton wrote:
I'm running debian testing updated weekly. Every once in a while I manage to
wedge the cd drive such that I can no longer eject it:
$ sudo umount /dev/scd1
umount: /dev/scd1: not mounted
$ eject /dev/scd1
On 8/6/2011 12:47 PM, R. Clayton wrote:
> I'm running debian testing updated weekly. Every once in a while I manage to
> wedge the cd drive such that I can no longer eject it:
>
> $ sudo umount /dev/scd1
> umount: /dev/scd1: not mounted
>
> $ eject /dev/scd1
> eject: unable to eject, las
I'm running debian testing updated weekly. Every once in a while I manage to
wedge the cd drive such that I can no longer eject it:
$ sudo umount /dev/scd1
umount: /dev/scd1: not mounted
$ eject /dev/scd1
eject: unable to eject, last error: Inappropriate ioctl for device
$ sudo eject
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