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secure remove of external USB-HDD produces error
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secure remove of external USB-HDD produces error
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Having done some tests with various drives, I have come to believe that
it is actually safe to ignore the error messages produced by sg3-utils.
I think so for the following reasons:
1. I could not find evidence that Hardy Heron (the release I used before Lucid)
made use of sg3-utils to flush cach
Having the same issue with two USB disks: SAMSUNG_SV2042H and
Myson_Century__Inc._USB_Mass_Storage_Device_100.
I did some debugging and this is what I came up with:
When you right-click on a USB drive and choose "Safely remove drive", this is
what happens in the background:
1. Nautilus calls udis
Poster #83 got it right. The issue is caused by gnome-settings-daemon.
There is, however, no need to adjust/recompile any code.
Hi, I was having the same issue. I believe that the Synaptics touchpad
driver and Gnome both disable the touchpad individually. For some
reason, Gnome (in particular gnom
Until this is fixed, you might want to use this workaround that I
scripted quickly: create a file /etc/pm/sleep.d/90-gnome-screensaver.sh
with the following content:
--- snip ---
#!/bin/sh
. /usr/share/acpi-support/power-funcs
case "$1" in
thaw)
# now, we should poke xsc
