Cooked IOCTL() interface: WTF???

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01-03-2005, 04:55 PM	#1
kopikat Member Registered: Dec 2004 Location: Argentina Distribution: Slack 10 Posts: 45 Rep:	Cooked IOCTL() interface: WTF??? Whenever I start running KDE, after a while it freezes for a couple of seconds within intervals. So I check the terminal in which KDe is running and it says something like this: Checking /dev/sbpcd for cdrom... Testing /dev/sbpcd for cooked ioctl() interface And the same thing for several devices, like /dev/cdu31a, /dev/sgd and many more. What the hell is this? How can I stop this from happening? I'm running Slack 10, kernel 2.4.26, with KDE 3.2.3 Any ideas?

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