From the Apple site...
The drive doesn't eject discs
1. If the drive ejects discs slowly or appears to be struggling, insert and eject a disc several times.
2. If the drive does not eject discs, press the F12 key or, on original PowerBook G4 computers, the manual eject button located on the side of the slot. Holding down the trackpad button during startup should also eject a disc.
3. Reset the parameter RAM (PRAM) and/or the Power Manager (PMU). PMU reset instructions for iBook G4/PowerBook G4 or for MacBook/MacBook Pro (both 15-inch and 17-inch models).
4. If the disc still does not eject, contact Apple to arrange for service.
Doesn't look good if you can't get the disk out by holding down the trackpad button! I've got a MacBook Pro myself and have only just noticed that there's no little hole that you can use to manually eject a disk.
Hope you sort it.
The drive doesn't eject discs
1. If the drive ejects discs slowly or appears to be struggling, insert and eject a disc several times.
2. If the drive does not eject discs, press the F12 key or, on original PowerBook G4 computers, the manual eject button located on the side of the slot. Holding down the trackpad button during startup should also eject a disc.
3. Reset the parameter RAM (PRAM) and/or the Power Manager (PMU). PMU reset instructions for iBook G4/PowerBook G4 or for MacBook/MacBook Pro (both 15-inch and 17-inch models).
4. If the disc still does not eject, contact Apple to arrange for service.
Doesn't look good if you can't get the disk out by holding down the trackpad button! I've got a MacBook Pro myself and have only just noticed that there's no little hole that you can use to manually eject a disk.
Hope you sort it.