[mythtv-users] DVD eject button
Stephen Tait
tait at digitallaw.co.uk
Mon Sep 20 05:50:07 EDT 2004
At 10:30 20/09/2004, you wrote:
>I think you might be running gnome or some other system which mounts the
>cd when it detects it. Turn off mounting. Instead use automount.
>In "/etc/auto.master" insert the line:
>
>"/misc /etc/auto.misc --timeout=2"
>
>and in "/etc/auto.misc" add the line:
>
>"cd -fstype=iso9660,ro,nosuid,nodev :/dev/cdrom"
>
>(assuming /dev/cdrom is linked to your cd drive (ala /dev/cdrom -> /dev/hdb)
>
>Now you can just enter /misc/cd and your cdrom will be automounted and
>after 2 seconds of non usage can be ejected. You will need to blindly walk
>into the directory as it doesn't appear until you have mounted. Also as
>usual it will not unmount unless you have left the cdrom directory. Make
>soft links to it from your videos directory in order to watch stuff from CD's.
>
>
>--
> Charlie Brej
Kinda OT, but does automount have any advantages over supermount (other
than not requiring kernel patches, etc)? I've been using supermount for the
past 6 months and it's never given me any problems.
I too experienced the "locked" CD drive under GNOME until I disabled all of
the automatic-mount-on-desktop rubbish and just used supermount instead.
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