Hello, Thanks for your fast response. No, I executed the same steps "average users" execute in a hurry. It seems that the mount does not use synchronous writes, and there is a delay between graphically dragging / moving a file and it is being actually written to the pendrive. If you remove the pendrive during this delay, the crash happens. If you wait a while (around 10 seconds), then the file is written and crash does not happen.
Regards. Andre Felipe Em Sex, 2007-05-04 às 16:43 +0200, Josselin Mouette escreveu: > Le vendredi 04 mai 2007 à 07:27 -0700, andremachado a écrit : > > Subject: removing usb flash pendrive crashes nautilus > > > Steps to reproduce the crash: > > 1. insert usb flash pendrive > > 2. open nautilus dispalying pendrive content by clicking at new > > removable storage icon on desktop > > 3. copy a file to pendrive > > 4. remove pendrive soon (about 3 seconds). > > 5. file was not written > > > > Expected Results: > > write file, unmount pendrive and close nautilus or jump to home dir. > > > > How often does this happen? > > very frequently, depending on how soon remove pendrive > > Does it also happen if you right-click on the icon and select "umount > volume" before removing the pen drive? >
