On Sat, 24 Nov 2001 11:41:28 -0800 [EMAIL PROTECTED] implied: > > On a RH 7.2 SCSI based system: > I keep getting the following "kern" messages: > > Nov 24 06:58:20 runner kernel: cdrom: open failed. > Nov 24 06:58:20 runner kernel: VFS: Disk change detected on device sr(11,1) > Nov 24 06:58:52 runner last message repeated 35 times > Nov 24 06:59:54 runner last message repeated 62 times > Nov 24 07:00:55 runner last message repeated 61 times > Nov 24 07:01:57 runner last message repeated 61 times > Nov 24 07:02:59 runner last message repeated 62 times > > Unless I have a cdrom in the cdrom drive (doesn't seem to matter whether it is > mounted or not.) > > I have turned off the automount stuff from the desktop, but I still get the > messages. > > What process is generating these messages and how do I configure my RH 7.2 > system NOT to check the drive? (other than leaving a cdrom in the drive all > the time)
I've seen this mentioned in the past, and I believe it's always boiled down to the gnome automounter stuff. I can't offer a certain fix because I don't run gnome (just a few of the apps). But if you can find the RPM responsible, try an rpm -e on it to get rid of it. Could possibly nautilus. I don't let it install unless something else complains. If that happens, I let it install then rpm -e --nodeps the damned thing because of other things about it I don't like. Nautilus might not be the problem. Then again, since I don't have it installed, that could be why I never see these errors. -- Who are the Brain Police? _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
