I've got a USB stick that I've been using to shuttle a few docs around. I googled a bit and I've been using:
% usb/disk -l % usbfat: to mount the stick. That works all well and good, but how do I go about ejecting it gracefully? I've tried: % unmount /n/usb % unmount /n/disk But have no idea if that's the right way to go about it. Additionally if I eject it in this manner the next time I try to mount it using the first two commands I get a bunch of usb errors. Also, why is the disk only available from the rc window that I used to mount it? In any other rc window I can't access the /n/usb mountpoint. I realize I'm probably missing something fundamental about plan 9 (newbie here). - Devrin
