Ejecting USB drive causing system reboot

[Richard Shaw]

I have a 125GB NVMe drive in a USB 3.0 enclosure that I was trying to
repartition using the Gnome Disks app.

It failed miserably only giving me errors, so I loaded up gparted. That
worked fine other than the usual "I couldn't inform the kernel so you need
to reboot to see the new partition" error message.

Since it was USB I just unplugged and replugged it. Problem solved.

After I was happy with the result and closed gparted, I went to Nautilus
and ejected the drive. The eject button disappeared but the drive entry in
the navigator did not, and then my system suddenly rebooted.

It's worth mentioning that I'm testing the 5.15.2-200 kernel on Fedora 35,
but even prior to running the testing kernel, with USB thumb drives I
noticed when I ejected them, not only did the entry not disappear, but the
eject button remained as well.

Thanks,
Richard