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Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 3
OS: Tri-booting XP/Vista/Ubuntu (Feisty)
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Eject external hard drive
I have an external hard drive, (Western Digital, 120gb, reformatted as NTFS) that I use regularly, switching between XP, vista, and Ubuntu. There was already quite a bit of data on it prior to the Ubuntu install, so installed the NTFS configuration tool, in order to get write access to it without reformatting it.
This isn't a problem so much as an annoyance, but when I safely remove it in Ubuntu, it's almost immediately remounted again, as if I unplugged it and quickly plugged it back in again. Normal USB flash drives eject properly. Can anyone suggest a proper permanent solution? |
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