lsof /dev/cdrom will show who currently controls the cdrom (I believe it
stands for "list owner of" but might be wrong on that). For instance if
you get the result ttys1 mc blah blah it means MIdnight Commander is
looking at /mnt/cdrom
On Friday, June 30, 2000 6:07 PM, John Ward [SMTP:[EMAIL
I suppose that u must have been out of /mnt/cdrom in order 2 unmount it...
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I'm wondering something. I was trying to unmount my
right
At 09:09 PM 6/30/00 +, you wrote:
I suppose that u must have been out of /mnt/cdrom in order 2 unmount it...
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I'm
were you unmounting or "umount"
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I suppose that u must have been out of /mnt/cdrom in order 2 unmount it
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I suppose that u must have been out of /mnt/cdrom in order 2 unmount it...
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