"unmount" instead of "eject" for blank CDs

[Domen Vrankar]

Binary package hint: nautilus

computer: dell studio 1535 laptop
ubuntu 10.04 beta1 (at least I think it's not beta2 already)

Nautilus now supports only unmount option. Because the laptop doesn't have a button to eject a disc and unmount doesn't eject it, it would be nice to have eject option with/instead of unmount option in case of cd/dvd-drives.

In current version I don't have any way that I know of to eject cd from nautilus (this worked fine in ubuntu 9.10).
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[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

thank you for your bug report, could you use ubuntu-bug storage to report the issue, it will generate logs which could be useful to debug the issue. do you have a disk in the drive?

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

This is almost certainly not a nautilus bug, closing upstream task for now.

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

If you don't want to file a new bug, please do "apport-collect -p udisks 557669" with a CD being in the drive and mounted.

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[Domen Vrankar (domen-vrankar)]

I've found out how to reproduce the bug:

1. go to folder with an iso cd image
2. right click and select "open wiht Brasero"
3. burn the image to cd
4. error ejecting cd should appear

Now unmount replaces eject in nautilus

I've reproduced it on last ubuntu 10.04 beta2 32 bit

regards,
Domen

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

udev/udisks output looks fine, it has "ejectable: 1".

I unmounted a CD (manually from command line), and nautilus' right-click menu still has both "Mount" and "Eject", so this works for me. (I didn't try with burning a CD right now, though, but it worked fine a week ago).

Does this only happen for you when burning a CD? If you insert a data CD, let it automount, do you get an Eject option? If not, please do

  gvfs-mount -li

in a Terminal and copy&paste the entire output here. Thanks!

[Domen Vrankar (domen-vrankar)]

No the bug doesn't occur until I burn the image. If I just insert the cd it ejects fine. I tried to make three iso image burns and with all of them the same bug occurred.

However I installed lucid lynx beta2 32 bit on my pc at home and I can't reproduce the bug here.

I can try a fresh install on the laptop with formatting of partition before installation to see if the bug will still be present or if you have any other idea how to find out what is wrong...

Thanks,
Domen

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

Aah, I tried that with a blank CD-R, and I get that as well.