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Should the USB subsystem unmount a disk when disconnected?
- From: Douglas Phillipson <phillipd oem doe gov>
- To: fedora-list redhat com
- Subject: Should the USB subsystem unmount a disk when disconnected?
- Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 12:45:34 -0800
Using 2.6.14-1.1644_FC4smp:
When plugging in a USB disk the hotplug system, at least I think it's
the hotplug system, creates a mount point for the disk. Sometimes it
creates an Icon on my desktop and sometimes not. Why is this behavior
not consistent?
Also, if I pull the USB disk out withoug unmounting it, the device does
not unmount and remove the mountpoint. Now if I plug it back in it
creates a second mount point. Is this the desired behavior? Shouldn't
the disk unmount and the mountpoint go away. I bring this up from the
perspective of a casual user that might not know you have to unmount a
device. I have seen, when it does create the desktop icon, several of
them accumulate on the desktop which is quite annoying. You have to
remove some entries from fstab when this occurs and a user certainly
can't do that.
Thanks
Doug P
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