After doing a warm reboot into Linux from Win95, my IDE zip drive takes 5-10 minutes to eject after pressing the eject button. This happens even though I don't use the zip drive from Win95. Seems to be no problem after a cold boot into linux. This sounds like some sort of compatibility between Win95 and linux, where Win95 sets the zip drive into a state (even when the zip drive isn't used under Win95) which linux isn't expecting. I don't know if you guys can do anything about this (like forcing the zip drive into a clean state during boot up). Just thought you should know...
As a result of incompatibility with Windows and therefore we cannot really affect an changes.