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Subject: geom label doesn't recognize CD change
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As the subject says. Geom labels are not updated, when a CD is inserted or
removed. The only workaround I have found is to run

# atacontrol detach ata1 ; sleep 0.5 ; atacontrol attach ata1

which is a rather dirty way of handling this, especially because there are two
drives attached to this channel. I suppose the problem would be similar for
card readers and floppy drives.