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Hallo,
i have installed slackware-10.1 with linux-2.6.11, as far as good! The problem is that if I am in kde (3.3.2), mount a cd and later umount it, I can't open the cdrom!
Also a eject -r does not work.
After giving a eject -r dmesg shows this:
program eject is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert it to SG_IO
After logging out from KDE, pushing the cdrom-button works like it should and the cdrom opens.
This is realy crazy, so If you have a good hint for me...
Why this does not work in KDE?
There's a bug in KDE-3.3.2, where a process "kio_audiocd" locks a drive for a few minutes, also if a Data-CD is mounted, so it's not possible to eject it. In that script this process will be killed after 10 seconds. I hope this bug will be removed in the next version of KDE.
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