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Re: Umounting




Hi,

My guess, if I remember correctly of my experiance, you should change
the line in fstab to the actual device, i.e: /dev/hdc or whatever
driver that hosts the CD, instead of /dev/cdrom .

Regards,
	Y.A.





>>>>> "Alex" == Alex Shnitman <alexsh@usa.net> writes:

    Alex> Hi.
    Alex> I have the following line in my /etc/fstab:

    Alex> /dev/cdrom     /cdrom       iso9660      user,exec,noauto,ro    0 0

    Alex> I can mount the CD-ROM as a user with no problems. However I can't umount
    Alex> it:

    Alex> umount: /cdrom mount disagrees with the fstab

    Alex> I can umount it as root. Any ideas what the problem may be?



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