I have the same pb. on Ubuntu 17.10 with Xfce + thunar file manager, so
I believe this bug is maybe not linked to nautilus but to fuseblk
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Hi,
I have the same pb. in Ubuntu 17.10.
Where is the rule (udev ?) that automatically mounts my USB pendrive so
that I can add "flush" or "sync" to it ?
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When I plug in a FAT32 formatted pen drive, mount shows:
/dev/sdc1 /media/sumedh/PenDrive vfat
rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=100,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,showexec,flush,uhelper=udisks2
0 0
The man page for mount says this about flush:
flush If set, the filesystem will try to
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Hi, this afternoon I realized I have the same problem. I never noticed
before because i often work with FAT32 or EXT filesystems, that aren't
affected from this problem
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@sumedh
Where did you see that mounting a FAT32 device adds the flush mount
option?
In this moment I have both an ext4 and a ntfs external hdds mounted and
running. reading from a cat /etc/mtab output none of them has the
flush option, but I'm pretty sure that with the ext4 hdd I don't have
this
FYI, using FAT32 as filesystem does not cause the issue. As I reported,
mounting FAT32 add the flush mount option which probably avoids the
above issue. I have updated the bug title accordingly. I suspect that
adding the same manually instead of sync as suggested in previous
comment as workaround