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I've got an Ultra Enterprise 2 that I recently upgraded to Solaris 9
a few days ago. Today, I opened the CD tray to insert a disk, then
closed it (both via the button the CD drive). It thought for a few
seconds, then spit the drawer back open again. I tried it a couple
times, then gave up, figuring it was a bad CD. When I tried to
close the empty CD tray, it did the same thing (thought for a few
seconds, then spit it back out). Now I can't get the tray to stay
closed.

I disabled a bunch of services for security purposes, but RPC,
smserverd, and vold are all running. I believe I have the same
setup here that I do on 3 other machines, and none of them have
this trouble.

Any ideas what I should look for?

-- Obi-Wan

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Giver of all good things, so if I stand, let me stand on the
promise that You will pull me through. -- Rich Mullins

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In article <rgp223-vdi.ln1@tatooine.jedi.com>,
Obi-Wan <obiwan@jedi.com> wrote:

> I've got an Ultra Enterprise 2 that I recently upgraded to Solaris 9
> a few days ago. Today, I opened the CD tray to insert a disk, then
> closed it (both via the button the CD drive). It thought for a few
> seconds, then spit the drawer back open again. I tried it a couple
> times, then gave up, figuring it was a bad CD. When I tried to
> close the empty CD tray, it did the same thing (thought for a few
> seconds, then spit it back out). Now I can't get the tray to stay
> closed.
>
> I disabled a bunch of services for security purposes, but RPC,
> smserverd, and vold are all running. I believe I have the same
> setup here that I do on 3 other machines, and none of them have
> this trouble.
>
> Any ideas what I should look for?
>
> -- Obi-Wan

Must be a disturbance in the Force (I'll bet you get that a lot).

Try turning off vold.

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Michael Vilain <vilain@spamcop.net> wrote:
>> I've got an Ultra Enterprise 2 that I recently upgraded to Solaris 9
>> a few days ago. Today, I opened the CD tray to insert a disk, then
>> closed it (both via the button the CD drive). It thought for a few
>> seconds, then spit the drawer back open again. I tried it a couple
>> times, then gave up, figuring it was a bad CD. When I tried to
>> close the empty CD tray, it did the same thing (thought for a few
>> seconds, then spit it back out). Now I can't get the tray to stay
>> closed.
>
> Try turning off vold.

Tried that. No help.

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Ben "Obi-Wan" Hollingsworth obiwan@jedi.com
The stuff of earth competes for the allegiance I owe only to the
Giver of all good things, so if I stand, let me stand on the
promise that You will pull me through. -- Rich Mullins

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