Using eject command options
When I was poking around Linux I tried to check if I can eject the CD/DVD ROM drive using the command line.
I did manage to locate the command "eject". This will perform a tray out of your CD/DVD drive. Then I tried to again dig deeper and tried some options. The option I find most useful is -T. What this command option does is it will do a tray out if the drive's tray is tray in and if the CD/DVD drive's tray is already out then it will do a tray in. Cool isn't it?
[root@localhost ~]# eject -T
Enjoy!
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