ejecting of cdrom

[liedan]

Hi guys. I really need your quick help
Simple silly question. How do I force cdrom to eject?
I am installing a longman dictionary through wine and now i am at the stage when i need to insert CD2. However, linux won`t let me, since wine is using it.

[LowSky]

there a 'glitch' with Karmic, go through the file sytem (nautilus) and unmount from there

[liedan]

there a 'glitch' with Karmic, go through the file sytem (nautilus) and unmount from there

Well, i am not sure if i am doing it right but it is not helping.
Through nautilus, i enter filesystem -->media then right click on cdrom0 and unmount but it is still complaining.

Isn` t there any simple command which i could run from terminal??

[@B6Mwu8fN9M]

There was another thread about this before: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=242999

@wenuswilson says

wine eject d:

Replace "d:" with whatever drive letter Wine assigns to your CD drive.

[liedan]

There was another thread about this before: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=242999

@wenuswilson says

Replace "d:" with whatever drive letter Wine assigns to your CD drive.

Thanks, but again, not working for me for some reason. I got this:

wine eject
No CD drive found

or

wine eject d:
Drive d: is not a CD or is not mounted

Now I cant even stop the installation, which is not nice I`ll probably have to kill it.

[tgalati4]

You could try it from the terminal:

sudo eject /dev/cdrom

[liedan]

You could try it from the terminal:

sudo eject /dev/cdrom

Already tried. Not working, device is busy

[@B6Mwu8fN9M]

Read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=242999

The person there seems to have the same problem. Try out the sugestions there.

[liedan]

Read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=242999

The person there seems to have the same problem. Try out the sugestions there.

Alright, thanks. Don`t have time now, I will try tomorrow.
Good night

[llamabr]

Already tried. Not working, device is busy

If it's busy, it's likely because you're in the directory, either with an open app, or more likely, in a terminal.