Bugzilla – Bug 160173
install system unable to find CD1 in /dev/hdd when CD2 in /dev/hdc
Last modified: 2006-04-24 15:35:37 UTC
there are 3 drives: /dev/hdc DVD-writer /dev/hdd DVD /dev/sr0 CD-writer Having booted from /dev/hdd with CD1, I loaded CD2 in /dev/hdc and CD3 in /dev/sr0 CD2 gets mounted on /var/adm/mount/AP_0x00000001 Yast displays a box : insert SUSElinux CD 1 whith only an ok button and does not eject CD2 (from /dev/hdd), CD1 not seen in /dev/hdd (CD1 and CD3 can be ejected) Only solution : go to tty2 and umount /dev/hdc
Created attachment 74554 [details] yast2 logs
sorry, please read /dev/hdc in "not eject CD2 (from /dev/hdd)"
Does the `eject' command work on the shell for all drives?
yes, eject works for all 3 drives. I tried out some swapping of the CDs. Here is my finding: YaST searches for CD1 in /dev/hdc, even if it booted from /dev/hdd. If there is a medium in the drive, it insists on it being CD1. Only if there is no medium in /dev/hdc does it check /dev/hdd. And it searches /dev/sr0 only if /dev/hdd has no medium loaded.
Yes, exactly -- first one drive containing a media "wins"; the upper zypp layers never try to mount the next drive. Support of multiple CD drives is not finished. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 155302 ***