LiveCD auto CD eject or Prompt

[Mordocai]

I am using a slightly edited fedora-live-base.ks file to make a liveCD. I have fixed every issue I have come across except one: There is no way to remove the disc before the system is completely shut down, thus I must turn the PC back on to remove the CD. This disc will be commonly used on many computers one after another and the computers will stay shutdown for some time after the use, so this problem is rather annoying. I noticed a commented out script in the kickstart file that is supposed to auto-eject the cd, but apparently there were issues so it was commented: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=531924.

In short, I need fedora to either auto-eject the disc or I need a prompt to come up saying "Remove the CD and press Enter to finish shutdown".

This is a text only liveCD.

[Mordocai]

Well, after a few experiments, I found that adding /usr/sbin/eject and read -n 1 -p "<whatever>" to the file /etc/init.d/halt, right before it calls the binary /sbin/halt on the last line, works. I don't know what the liveCD creators were trying to do... though after reading about it a lot, and looking at some other bugs, i'd guess that it's because the plymouth shutdown was covering up the prompt. I had a similar issue at first with my boot up script, and ended up throwing it my .bash_profile file instead...