1. hal from backports changed the way nautilus disconnect external mass-storage
devices.
In fact, it uses umount instead of eject in nautilus right-click menu.
This is the main reason why now it works!
So, eject packet is the problem.
You can test it, just open a terminal and try to disconnect
I confirm both the problem and that the update to 0.5.9 solves it.
Thanks.
This should make its way into the official repos.
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Since hal has the solution I'm reassigning this to them
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-mount = hal
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Are you sure it's correct to reassign this bug to hal?
The bug is on eject packet, not into hal packet...
Updating hal is just a workaround since updated hal uses umount instead of
eject.
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Sergio, it sounds like you understand it more than I do. Which package
do you think is closest to the cause of this error?
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As I wrote here on Bug #36252, installing hal version 0.5.9-1ubuntu2~feisty1
from backports everything works fine.
It changed eject command in nautilus with umount.
It fixed both bugs, so I guess bug is one in fact and it's related to nautilus
eject problem.
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I can confirm what Sergio wrote here.
I have two computers and the other one is affected by this bug, but the
other one is not! From the working machine I can unmount either one of
the volumes in the external drive (the other volume is not automatically
unmounted too - the way this used to work
I can confirm that things start working again with the latest hal from
backports =)
Thank you Sergio for pointing out the solution =)
Maybe the package should be offered as an official update instead of
just backport?
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Same trouble here on my both PCs!
Using Feisty + External USB Drive (FAT32 formated)
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I'm quite sure this is the same bug as Bug #36252 and Bug #111541.
It should be a EJECT command problem (both launched in terminal and via
Nautilus)
UMOUNT command works fine.
Check out my comments on Bug #36252
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/36252/comments/26
and Bug
Same problem for me. I have an external USB drive with a fat and a
hfsplus partition. In addition, the hfsplus partition is mounted read-
only (I'll look if this bug was already reported).
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nautilus, media containing multiple partitions cannot be unmounted (USB
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After 4 hours of laborious search I finally found why the hfsplus
partition was mounted read-only. Due to the bug we discuss here,
unmounting does create problems on the hfsplus partition which becomes
readable only on the next mount. Manual unmounting does not help either.
Under these
Cosmin: you can work around it by disabling automatic mounting of
removable devices.
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Same here.
I have an external usb disk with three partitions in it, NTFS, VFAT,
EXT3.
** Changed in: gnome-mount (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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This bug is for USB media with _Multiple Partitions_ NOT single
partitions. If you have USB problems with media which has only one
partition then this is the wrong place for your bug report. Thanks.
** Summary changed:
- nautilus cannot unmount USB media containing multiple partitions
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