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Description of problem:
In Fedora Core Test 3 (RH 9.0.95), I am unable to umount CD's
or floppies. Initally, I thought that this was the fault of
magicdev. However killing magicdev does not help. It was 
suggested on the list that the likely culprit is fam. 
This problem has been present in the previous
*two* betas, as well (9.0.93 and 9.0.94).

What is worse *now*, I am unable to unmount in KDE sessions,
either. The system insists that I must have root access to unmount
these devices. In 0.94, I was able to "bypass" the problem by
logging out of Gnome and into KDE to unmount / eject these devices.

NOTE: "floppy" is an LS-120 superdisk drive (/dev/hdb). The CD devices are DVD (/dev/hdc) alias /dev/cdrom, and CDRW (/dev/scd0 = /dev/hdd) alias /dev/cdrom1.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
fam-2.6.8-12

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Mount a floppy or CD disk.
2. Verify that the device is not being accessed (including minimized
window or console sessions)
3. Attempt to eject or unmount the device.
    

Actual Results:  System claims 'unable to unmount because the selected device is
busy'

Expected Results:  CD or floppy should unmount and eject (the ls-120 device *is* ejectable)

Additional info:

78324 seems to be related. I am able to unmount the CD in the DVD drive as root, but the CDRW drive is still 'busy'! This is after having logged out of Gnome, into KDE, and back into Gnome:

[root@dhcp-133-74 root]# umount /dev/cdrom
[root@dhcp-133-74 root]# umount /dev/cdrom1
umount: /mnt/cdrom1: device is busy
[root@dhcp-133-74 root]# umount /dev/scd0
umount: /dev/scd0: not mounted
[root@dhcp-133-74 root]# umount /dev/cdrom1
umount: /mnt/cdrom1: device is busy
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