Hey!
> Is it coz of the fact that the device is still busy
> doing some work
> (just a guess...). If so, how do i find out that
> which all devices are
> using my cdrom/floppy???
Well, you just might do a " ps aux | grep /dev/cdrom "
to see if any processes in the background are hogging
your driv
> (just a guess...). If so, how do i find out that which all devices are
> using my cdrom/floppy???
(as root): lsof /mnt/cdrom
-Nishi
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this error is displayed if you try to unmount cd/floppy while working in
the directory in which cd/floppy is mounted.
so, to avoid the error, try unmounting the device from outside the mounted
device's folder .. also make sure that you are not cd'ed in that folder
from another terminal.
hth
-!s
Mayank Jain wrote:
Hi guys,
pls help me out on this one...
unable to unmount /dev/cdrom : busy
(i dnt remember the exact words!)
Make sure you do not launch your script from the /mnt/cdrom directory.
Also as Dhruv said, do a cd / before umount.
Btw, how are you making an automated Oracle instal
in your script add
cd /
before unmount
:)
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Hi guys,
pls help me out on this one...
I'm maki
Hi guys,
pls help me out on this one...
I'm making an automated shell script installer for Oracle9i. It'll
copy the 3 cd's onto the hdd & start the installation. The prob is
that after copying from the 1st cd, the Bash prompt gives the
following error:-
unable to unmount /dev/cdrom : busy
(i dnt
