Graphically Unmounting Disk Volumes In Fedora 13
Kamil Paral
kparal at redhat.com
Mon May 24 08:04:31 UTC 2010
----- "Robert L Cochran" <cochranb at speakeasy.net> wrote:
> One thing I constantly do is plug in something like a Passport hard
> drive or a flash drive or SD Card. In Fedora 12, Gnome will display
> popup windows for each of the partitions detected when you plug the
> unit
> in. You can right-click these and select the option for "Unmount
> Volume"
> from the context menu.
>
> In Fedora 13, the "Unmount Volume" option has disappeared from the
> context menu. I see an option for "Safely Remove ...", and this will
> unmount all the partitions and then remove the entire volume, which I
>
> don't want in the case of a volume with multiple partitions.
>
> To unmount partitions in Fedora 13, I have to use the command line. In
>
> my eyes, that is a step backwards.
What about just clicking on the unmount button in the side panel of
Nautilus? That doesn't work?
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