Not a big issue but a very annoying one. They eject key on my iBook is no longer ejecting cds. I know its not a hardware problem because the key will work fine when I use it for F12. Any ideas?
AoWolf said:Not a big issue but a very annoying one. They eject key on my iBook is no longer ejecting cds. I know its not a hardware problem because the key will work fine when I use it for F12. Any ideas?
mkrishnan said:Do you have the "Use F1-F12 keys for custom actions" option in keyboard preferences checked or unchecked?
rccola70 said:Whoa man...I just put a CD in my iBook and the eject key doesn't respond either...I think it was the update (10.3.9)...the "Use F11 and F12 for custom function" box is unchecked, and I held F12 for at least 10 seconds...
Rocksaurus said:Can you right click, erm, uh, control click the cd and eject it that way?
iBunny said:I also had this problem on my 14' iBook. It came right after the 10.3.9 update. A Repair permissions and shut down solved it tho.
sourcemonkey said:same on the 10.3.9 i-book G4 eject issue...i've also had problems when my i-book is waking from sleep...50/50 i'll get a blank screen and have to re-boot (losing any unsaved data). all since 10.3.9...what a fantastic update. maybe with an i-book G4 and tiger you won't be able to insert CDs and it'll be 50/50 whether it boots up...
mkrishnan said:Assuming you're not upgrading to Tiger this weekend like everyone else (except Nermal, but...hehe, well, you do live in NZ!), have you tried all the usual remedies?
Repairing permissions and rebooting does seem to take care of the eject issue for most people. The blank screen thing is troubling. But you ought to start with permissions and doing all the cron tasks and stuff and rebooting.... When you reboot the computer after such a blank screen incident, does the panic.log indicate that there was a kernel panic, or no?