Borsenkow Andrej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Assuming we are using normal (not supermounted) media, many people are > complaining that they cannot eject CD after installing something with > urpmi/rpmdrake. The reason is obvious - they (programs) mount CDs but do > not umount them. You may be surprised, but the fact that you have to > unmount CD to be able to eject it is not widely known (and many users do > not even know how to do it anyway).
What's funny is that "eject <dev>" now umounts before really ejecting. > I suggest to take some conservative approach. If CD was not mounted when > urpmi was started - umount it after installation has completed. If CD was > already mounted - do not touch it (assume user knows what he's doing). If > you have had to change CDs during installation - it looks reasonable to > unmount it as well. > > Comments? > > -andrej > -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
