Description of problem: With a CD or DVD in the optical drive on my ibook G4 the drive spins continuously. It will spin for some time, then stop for a second, then spin up again. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC5 released and rawhide How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Put a data CD or DVD in the optical drive on an ibook G4 2. Listen to it spin incessantly 3. Actual results: The disk keeps spinning Expected results: It should spin once in order to read it, then whenever data is accessed on the drive it should spin to be read. It shouldn't spin all day. Additional info:
Do you have any idea why its spinning? Like, why did you assign this to gnome-vfs? Maybe lsof can tell you what files are opened on the cd.
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