Re: umount - URGENT - solved (again)

[Blazej Sawionek <B.Sawionek@elka.pw.edu.pl>]

It seemed to me that I already expressed may thanks, but apparently it didn't hit the right person.
So once again:
among lots of pieces of advice (I remain grateful to everybody who wanted to be helpful) I got two answers that really solved my problem:
1)
Dave Sherohman wrote:
> lsof should give you the pid of any processess using it.

2)
pseelig@debian.org wrote:
> Try "man fuser" and learn how to find out which process is still blocking
> the device.

Thanks again!
Blazej

I know it is a bit late, but I havent read my mail since than. This is in reply to:
Dave Sherohman wrote:
> 
> Wayne Topa said:
> > Try a paper clip, strightened out, and inserted into the little hole
> > in the front of the CDROM drive.  Works on the 3 I have.
> 
> I thought you weren't supposed to do that while the system is powered up.
> Something about possibly damaging the hardware.  Is that no longer a problem?
> (Or did I just image the whole thing...)