> >
> > I noticed that you could send a CDROM_LOCKDOOR ioctl to a CDROM even
> > though its usage count is more than 1, whereas an
> > ioctl(CDROM_LOCKDOOR,0) returns -EBUSY. Is there any reason to this?
> >
> I guess Jens is checking for multiple opens. If this is the case we
> return -EBUSY because we don't want to unlock the door, otherwise we
> just lock the door.
>
Sorry, I really mispelled on this one. I meant that CDROMEJECT does
*not* check for usage count, and you can eject a CDROM even though its
usage count is more than one.
-- fg# rm *;o o: command not found
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