I would like to know how to use rsm command to eject the CDROM tray?
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First, you use the following command to get the Friendly Names of the physical media that's mounted in the drives.
C:>RSM VIEW /TPHYSICAL\_MEDIAThen you use that name in the eject command:
C:>RSM EJECT /PF_friendly\_media\_name_ /ASTARTDave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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First, you use the following command to get the Friendly Names of the physical media that's mounted in the drives.
C:>RSM VIEW /TPHYSICAL\_MEDIAThen you use that name in the eject command:
C:>RSM EJECT /PF_friendly\_media\_name_ /ASTARTDave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
After run the command "rsm view /tphysical_media", Then I got this result ***** PHYSICAL_MEDIA 1 ***** Then I tried the command "rsm eject /PF1 /ASTART". But failed! I tried another PC with command "rsm view /tphysical_media", Then I got this result ***** PHYSICAL_MEDIA ***** ???????????? Please help!
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After run the command "rsm view /tphysical_media", Then I got this result ***** PHYSICAL_MEDIA 1 ***** Then I tried the command "rsm eject /PF1 /ASTART". But failed! I tried another PC with command "rsm view /tphysical_media", Then I got this result ***** PHYSICAL_MEDIA ***** ???????????? Please help!
RSM is NOT perfect. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. The stupid thing will only see 1 of my 2 DVD drives and will only report the CD being mounted after some fiddling and many REFRESH commmands.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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RSM is NOT perfect. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. The stupid thing will only see 1 of my 2 DVD drives and will only report the CD being mounted after some fiddling and many REFRESH commmands.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic