** Changed in: gnome-mount (Baltix)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s) still use the drive
To
** Changed in: gnome-mount
Status: Confirmed => Expired
** Changed in: gnome-mount
Importance: Unknown => Medium
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Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s) still use the drive
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Last comment from upstream:
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So this was done in gnome-disk-utility extension for nautilus I think. So,
obsolete
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Therefore I am closing this bug, since it should be fixed in Ubuntu 10.04.
** Changed in: gnome-mount (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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Cannot unmount volume: show
This is fixed upstream for DeviceKit-disks and a future gnome-mount.
** Changed in: gnome-mount (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Martin Pitt (pitti) => (unassigned)
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Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s) still use the drive
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Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s) still use the drive
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It would be ideal if that not-very-helpful-message displayed the list of
processes hanging onto the volume. Plus, there should be the option to
do a lazy unmount of that drive (umount -l). In such cases that's what
I'm doing anyway via terminal.
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Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s)
Somebody is working on that in GNOME, and a Google Summer of Code
project is about that too, so this should be fixed soon. See upstream
bug watch.
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** Changed in: gnome-mount
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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** Changed in: gnome-mount
Bugwatch: GNOME Bug Tracker #530312 => GNOME Bug Tracker #528559
Status: Invalid => Unknown
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Cannot unmount volume: show which application(s) still use the drive
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Yes, the lsof [list open file descriptors] does show what processes are
accessing the device. One issue I ran into is it is impossible to
umount a USB device if you open a terminal session and traverse to the
mount point or one of the subdirectories below it. This is definitely
logical and th
This has been a problem with Linux machines for a long time, even before
it was officially a bug. In fact, I've seen the same issue on a Mac as
early as 1990 or so:
Mount a drive, launch something that uses one of the files on it, and
try to unmount the drive again. This causes an error message
So this may be another bug, linked to the switch to GVFS maybe. AFAIK in
Gutsy this was working fine - nautilus should close itself before
umounting. Could you report this (against nautilus I guess)?
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In Hardy, I do get this error while trying to eject the CD/DVD-ROM.
Even if I push the drive eject button it shows up.
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just wanted to say that this happened to me just now. i shared the dvd
drive so i could copy the contents to another comp over the network and
it wouldnt let me eject the disk. doing "sudo umount /media/cdrom0" and
"sudo umount -f /media/cdrom0" let to "device is busy" erros. tried
"sudo lsof | gre
** Changed in: gnome-mount
Status: Unknown => Invalid
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