When you say 'button on the front,' you mean the physical
button on the computer's front, right?
Have you tried pressing the 'eject' button on gtcd's
controls? (That is, position your mouse over the button on
the gtcd panel with the straight line, under the arrow
facing up, and click?)
If nothing else, you can quit out of gtcd, su to root, do
the command
ps -ef | grep cd
kill all the processes that are using the CD player, Then
either eject, or the physical eject button should work.
(My guess is that at present, you're trying to use the
'eject' command, while the CD player is under the control
of gtcd. I think if you say 'eject -v', v for verbose, then
you'll get an error like, device or resource busy.)
--- Danny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can umount /mnt/cdrom so you can eject the cdrom but
> you have to be root
> Or you can use the " man cdcontrol" command to eject your
> cdrom"
>
> On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Mike McNally wrote:
> > I recently got my sound configuration working (it was
> real
> > hard - I had to run sndconfig), and it works great.
> Well,
> > great except for one thing: after a disk is started and
> > played by gtcd, I can't eject it with either the
> "eject"
> > command or the button on the front. I haven't tried my
> > Vise Grips yet.
> >
> > Is there some simple way to make this work? Seems like
> there's
> > just something sitting on the device making the driver
> not want
> > to let go, but I can't figure out what it is.
> >
> >
> > Mike McNally | Turtle, turtle, on the ground,
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> >
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