11-17-2018, 05:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-17-2018, 05:28 PM by Tim Curtis.)
Hi,
Very odd. Linux automatically "ejects" USB drives when they are removed but there may be something unique about the particular drive you are using thats causing an issue with auto-eject.
What model drive is it?
To manually "eject" a drive, enter the two commands below. The sync command flushes cached disk writes to the drive. The umount command un-mounts the drive.
You can use the command below to find the disk_label of the drive
-Tim
Very odd. Linux automatically "ejects" USB drives when they are removed but there may be something unique about the particular drive you are using thats causing an issue with auto-eject.
What model drive is it?
To manually "eject" a drive, enter the two commands below. The sync command flushes cached disk writes to the drive. The umount command un-mounts the drive.
Code:
sync
sudo umount /media/disk_labelYou can use the command below to find the disk_label of the drive
Code:
ls /media-Tim
