CDROM still mounted while ejected
2007-12-25 9:06:00
>Hello there,
>
>My SS1000 (Sol 2.3) refused to get my CDROM ejected.
>Is there any way to fix it ? I'd like not to reboot !
>
>root@tdhs> df -k
>. . .
>/vol/dev/dsk/c0t6/univercd
> 431518 431520 0 100% /cdrom/univercd
>. . .
>
>root@tdhs> umount /cdrom/univercd
>umount: /cdrom/univercd busy
>
>root@tdhs> eject -f cdrom
>/vol/dev/rdsk/c0t6/univercd: Device busy
>
>root@tdhs> fuser /cdrom/univercd/
>/cdrom/univercd/:
>
>root@tdhs> fuser /cdrom
>/cdrom:
>
>So I ran '/etc/init.d/volmgt stop', ejected cdrom and '/etc/init.d/volmgt
>start'
>
>Now, though the CDROM is outside, I still see it mounted !
>
>What can I do now (except reboot) ? Can't mount no CDROM.
>
>Thanks
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First, thanks to :
sozoa@atmel.com Steve Ozoa
valdes@geosun.uchicago.edu John Valdes
allan@eskimo.com Christoher A. Stewart
gerhard@jason.nl Gerhard
lmiller@aspensys.com Lyle E. Miller
I thought I would much more answers, but...
Proposed solutions : use lsof to find out what processes still have open
files on the CD. I'm searching now for the gcc compiler.
try another eject (a second one). Nothing has changed.
switch the CD off and/or kill any process started while
on it. Can not switch the CD off. It's in the server
pack... Can't find what processes are to kill.
cd to somewhere else than /cdrom/... Already had check
it out.
REBOOT : what I finally did (before getting the compiled
lsof - that'll for the next time)
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