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Re: Cdrom Reset



On Sun, 14 Jun 2009, Magnus Eriksson wrote:

On Sun, 14 Jun 2009, George E Sollish wrote:

Is there a way to unlock or reset a cdrom from the command line?

I was going to suggest either 'atactl' or 'scsictl' but it seems neither will work for this. Can you use the 'eject' command at all?


Any ideas?  Is this a 'feature' of having two 'cd' drives in one machine?

I also have a DVD(-writer) on cd0 and a CD(-writer) on cd1, and can't recall ever having that kind of problem, so I'd say the answer is "no".


MAgnus

Further, I see that turning off the hal-daemon unlocks the drive. So one is locking the other and I can probably live without hal. Is it possible that the cd1 error is preventing hal from releasing the drive?

Thanks.

George E Sollish        Chief Engineer
                        Auto Gear Company


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