Description of problem: Below /dev/hdc happens to be my CD driver and /dev/fd0 a regular floppy. With floppy and CD mounted, from a desktop or using gnome-mount, gnome-umount -d /dev/fd0 gnome-umount -d /dev/hdc unmount corresponding devices AND remove mount points, as expected, but do not eject CD. Fair enough. 'gnome-umount --help' suggests '-e, --eject Eject rather than mount'. (Note "mount" in help text and not "umount"). Despite of that both gnome-umount -e -d /dev/fd0 gnome-umount -e -d /dev/hdc do nothing beyond returning with status 1. gnome-mount -e -d /dev/fd0 gnome-mount -e -d /dev/hdc actually unmount media, in both cases, and CD is ejected. But in case of /dev/hdc a mount point is removed and a status is 0, while for /dev/fd0 a mount point is left behind - with status 1. In other words, if you need to use that in a script then you have to guess if '-e' can be applied to a given device, and then if 'gnome-mount' or 'gnome-umount' needs to be used, instead of "eject" just ignored where not applicable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-mount-0.4-2
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