as it should.
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[Safely Remove] function = eject + REMOVE POWER.
It's the Remove Power function that is vitally important. Disconnecting
ANY electronic device with power applied is dangerous.
As noted in the Launchpad reference Windoz and
Lisa,
[Safely Remove] = eject + REMOVE POWER from USB device.
The 'remove power' is the main issue. Removing/disconnecting ANY
electronic device with power still applied is dangerous. This is the
reason for [Safely Remove] option for mounted USB sticks.
Without the [Safely Remove] option, the
Jan,
The won't fix decision is not by users and IMHO is bogus. Ubuntu
12.04 had the 'Safely Remove' feature and it worked. 'They *removed* it
in 12.10 version.
'They' are also saying that Windoz CAN have the feature but Ubuntu
cannot, which is BS.
By the way, I've tried Linux Mint and SUSE and
Again, putting a drive to 'sleep' is NOT correct fix!
You have to REMOVE POWER first, to *safely* remove/disconnect a USB
drive.
That is what Safely Remove did in older versions of Ubuntu.
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The function of Safely Remove is to remove POWER from USB connected
devices.
Unplugging any device while powered up is UNSAFE! This bug is not about
unmounting a USB drive/stick.
If Windoz has no problem with Safely Remove are we saying Ubuntu
cannot do it? Really?
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