Hi,
I figured this out for myself meanwhile. I created a commandline application
with the following command line:
sudo sh -c 'echo 0 /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/lock;cd /usr/lib/hal;mv hal-unmount.sh
hal-unmount.sh.otc;sed s/remove/remove -o \$ACTION = change/
hal-unmount.sh.otc hal-unmount.sh;chmod
Thanks for the reply, but.. are you sure that your CD was mounted before you
pressed the eject button? When I tested with an USB attached DVD-Drive the disk
was mounted only if it was inserted at boot time - and I could not eject it by
pressing the eject button. If I insert the disk *after* the
Forget about my previous statement regarding USB connected drives. It turned
out that automatic mounting and unmounting works fine IF ONE IS NOT LOGGED ON
TO THE CONSOLE . I did all my tests yesterday while being logged on to the
console of the otc device (Ctrl+Alt+F1). Today I accidently
Hi everybody,
I'm in the process of testing OTC 1.0 and experienced a problem with
optical media, which would be a showstopper for using OTC in our
environment: When a cdrom is inserted in a local (S)ATA optical drive,
it's mounted automatically (nice!) but cannot be ejected by the user(!).
The
Hello,
I have a DVD-Drive plugged with USB on the ThinClient, there are no
problems.
I press the eject key and the CD comes out.
But to solve your problem, try to create a new application command-line
with parameter sudo umount /dev/media/xyz
Perhaps this can solve your problem.
Regards and
