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Cdrom Problem!!!
Hi everybody:
I have Solaris 8 installed on my little Enterprise 3500 and, for a cruel fate of the destiny, Im the admin.... Here is the problem: a week ago I took out a CD from the CDROM drive in an abnormal way. I inserted a clip in the little hole in the front of the drive because the button doesnt work. Now when I cd to /cdrom appears the old volume name of the CD that is not mounted anymore, and if I put a new CD nothing happens. When I try to unmount it says that is not mounted. I think its something with the automount feature on Solaris, but I dont know how to fix-it. If you now, PLEASE, enlighten me with your knoledge.. (is it ok, "enlighten" ?,Im Spanish..) |
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Im in troubles
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Yeah... but it was a borrowed CD and I already gave back to the owner... What am I gonna do ?????? |
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Have you tried 'eject cdrom' ?
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