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From: Denny White <dennyboy@cableone.net>
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Subject: eject 1.4 for newbies
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I installed eject-1.4 & couldn't get it
to work. In /etc/fstab, cdrom's are:
/dev/acd0c & /dev/acd1c
When you enter eject /dev/acd0c or
eject /dev/acd1c it says no such device.
Found out after much frustration that
if you drop the /dev path & drop the
final c on acd1c or acd0c it works.
Usually all I'm doing is bugging folks
with ?'s, so thought this might help
another newbie like myself.

Never eat more than
you can lift.
        Miss Piggy


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