Il 05/12/2013 13:42, Alexey Kardashevskiy ha scritto: > Thanks! > > Just out of curiosity. A lot (in fact, all around me) dvd drives do not > support trayclose as they are in laptops or servers (which use the same > laptop models). I cannot even verify how this "eject -t" exactly works - no > hardware around me. And even if I could find it, I could easily take the > disc off the tray in that short period of time between tray is open and > tray is closed but we still absolutely want "eject" + "eject -t" to work as > you described.
Taking the disc off the tray is equivalent to going to the monitor and doing "eject -f cd". I.e. programmatic actions leave the disc in (at least if you do not consider laptops and servers; but the guest can detect whether the tray can be auto-closed, and we tell it that it can). Out-of-band user actions force the disc out. > Why exactly? :) Only because change of behavior is bad? Just asking. Thanks. The only practical use of CDs is installation, and it took a looooong time to get it to work with all sorts of guests. Paolo
