cbagger01
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Posted: June 23 2004,01:41 |
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OK, first things first:
You cannot unmount/remove the cdrom disk if you are using it to run DSL. The disk contains your in-use operating system.
However, this is possible if you load the entire contents of the DSL disk into your RAM by using the "toram" boot parameter (128MB+ RAM recommended) at the F2 bootup prompt:
dsl toram
Once you are up and running, you should be able to remove your disk from the drive. If you need to force the issue, try opening up an Xterminal window and type:
sudo su umount /dev/cdrom eject /dev/cdrom exit exit
Good Luck.
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