If ( Name exists) { Name = Name + id } Mount On Sep 2, 2012 7:32 PM, "Timothy Pearson" kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
Does 'eject' work from the command line at all on your system?
Yes and no.
The eject command works great to open and close the drive tray --- until
I
insert a disk. When I insert a disk and the drive tray closes, the eject command stops working. When I use the drive button to eject the disk, the eject command thereafter starts working again.
Hence my previous comment that there might be some kind of soft lock occuring.
But TDE does not have any control over the operation of the system-provided eject command, nor does it have the ability to lock access to the CD drive. Can you use the eject command with a CD in the drive from within KDE4 or XFCE?
I have a spare box with both a CD reader and a DVD burner that has both KDE3 and TDE installed. I'll burn two identical CDs and see what happens.
I don't think breaking from the tradition or being different from the other desktops with this one feature will go over well with users. I hate WTF moments. :-)
Of course, and I do understand the rationale. However, this corner case is still a real possibility, and we don't want an even bigger WTF moment if it is triggered for some reason.
A reasonable compromise might be to include the dev node name at the end of the mount point in brackets, i.e. "/media/My CD Label (sr0)". Once we know how HAL handles this corner case via your test I can try to duplicate its behaviour as much as possible.
Tim
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