Created attachment 93492
log-files for my WD-HDD (Ubuntu 14.04 with udisks1 and udisks2)
Thank you for reply, David.
>Your testing with udisks1 is on an older version of Ubuntu (12.04 vs. 14.04)
>isn't it? If so, any chance you can install the udisks1 package on the same OS
>as you tested with udisks2? The packages are parallel-installable (and called
>'udisks' and 'udisks2') so it should be as simple as 'apt-get install udisks'
>and then run "udisks --detach /dev/sdX".
I have already installed udisks1 (1.0.4-8ubuntu1) on Ubuntu 14.04 and it works
as expected on all my drives if I unmount all partitions manually (from
console, Nautilus or Disks - it does not matter).
>I'm asking for this because I think this is due to a kernel and/or ntfs-3g
>problem.
For me it seems that we have timing/race issue in udisks2.
>Another thing to try would be to see if it happens if the filesystem type is
>*not* ntfs, e.g. try with ext4. (I realize this may not be possible as you may
>not want to reformat the disk.)
I have 500Gb of data on my NTFS partition, so I do not want to reformat my HDD.
I'm sorry for this.
>To recap, the only difference now from udisks1 is that udisks2 does not send
>SYNCHRONIZE CACHE before START STOP UNIT (it didn't work on any of my devices
>when I make the recent udisks2 changes). If it turns out that udisks1 works as
>expected on 14.04, I will try to add this change to see if it makes the
>difference...
If there are no other differences - please add SYNCHRONIZE CACHE, I'm ready to
do a test and report back.
I prepared an archive of log-files for my WD-HDD on Ubuntu 14.04 with udisks1
and udisks2 installed.
The log-files are: "tailf /var/log/syslog", "gvfs-mount -o", "udisksctl
monitor", "udisks --monitor-detail".
The test-cases are:
1. udisks2 Safely remove from Disks (mounted) = FAIL - not spinned down
connect, auto-mount by Nautilus, clicked Power off in Disks, disconnect
2. udisks2 Safely remove from Disks (unmounted) = SUCCESS - spinned down
connect auto-mount by Nautilus, unmount in Nautilus, clicked Safely remove
drive in Nautilus, disconnect
3. udisks2 Safely remove from Nautilus (mounted) FAIL - not spinned down
connect, auto-mount by Nautilus, clicked Safely remove drive in Nautilus,
disconnect
4. udisks2 Safely remove from Nautilus (unmounted) = SUCCESS - spinned down
connect, auto-mount by Nautilus, unmount in Nautilus, clicked Safely remove
drive in Nautilus, disconnect
5. udisks --detach Safely remove (unmounted) = SUCCESS - spinned down
connect, auto-mount by Nautilus, unmount in Nautilus, sent "udisks --detach
/dev/sdX" in console, disconnect
On FAIL-cases there are interesting lines in "udisks --monitor-detail"
(udisks:2365): udisks-WARNING **: Couldn't call GetAll() to get properties
for /org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/sdc2: Method "GetAll" with signature "s" on
interface "org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties" doesn't exist
may be it cause problems. I do not know.
I'm ready to test your new commits.
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