Proxecto: | Trisquel |
Versión: | 6.0 |
Componente: | Live System |
Categoría: | solicitude de mellora |
Prioridade: | minor |
Asignado: | Sen asignar |
Estado: | active |
When the system is asked to shutdown, the system ejects the CD and instantly shutdown, leaving the CD-ROM drive open. I think it'd be good if the system ask the user to take the CD-ROM from the drive and qhen he/she press a key the system turns off.
I've change the title as it was wrong.
Yeah, power off while tray out is less than optimal. But, it might depend on your CD drive hardware behavior. According to eject man page
-a on|1|off|0
This option controls the auto-eject mode, supported by some devices. When enabled, the drive automatically ejects when the device is closed.
So, perhaps you should try eject -a off to see if that prevents the eject at shutdown. If it works, add it to startup scripts, e.g. via system settings > startup applications.
Of course if you'd wish to really tinker with this, you'd need to edit the runlevel 0 scripts.