"L.V.Gandhi" wrote:
> I have enabled to mount cdrom drives in fstab. While I umount i get the
> following error msg.
> could not unmount
> errorlog
> umount: /dev/hdc is not in the fstab(and you are not root)
> what to do to umount as user.
>
If it is getting mount as a non-root user, it must get unmounted also.
Mounting/unmounting is working properly in redhat 5.2 (from non-root user
also).
/dev/hbc (cdrom drive in u're case) must be linked to /dev/cdrom. If
/dev/cdrom appears in fstab file, it is sufficient to mount/unmount a cdrom
drive.
Please send fstab file and output of "ls -l /dev/cdrom " for more details.
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