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Unmounting a cd in Solaris
Post 29944 by Jody on Monday 14th of October 2002 04:15:27 PM
10-14-2002
When I tried to umount /cdrom/oracle8i, the error I received was "/cdrom/oracle8i is busy". When I keyed in eject, the message came back and said "/usr/sbin/rmmount(this is where I got rmmount from): umount of /cdrom/oracle8i failed returning 1 /vol/dev/rdsk/c1t6d0/oracle8i Device busy.
The CD did mount automatically, and eject -d did give me a default device(the CD drive). ps -ef | grep vold did show that Volume Management was working. I went ahead and stopped it and restarted it, which let me get the CD out. However, now CD 2 will not mount. I do not have much experience with Solaris, but I do believe that I am going to have to start over on my install now, or perhaps I could get some practice doing some Olympic Solaris Box Roof Tossing to relieve my frustration
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Oh well, thanks anyway, guys!!
The CD did mount automatically, and eject -d did give me a default device(the CD drive). ps -ef | grep vold did show that Volume Management was working. I went ahead and stopped it and restarted it, which let me get the CD out. However, now CD 2 will not mount. I do not have much experience with Solaris, but I do believe that I am going to have to start over on my install now, or perhaps I could get some practice doing some Olympic Solaris Box Roof Tossing to relieve my frustration
. Oh well, thanks anyway, guys!!
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