Description of problem: I have one of those flash drive USB key disks. First of all I don't have a "Disks" sub menu when right clicking on the gnome desktop. I have to mount from the command line. After mounting it, it appears on the desktop with the read-only emblem even though I can open it and write to it. This may be a different bug, since all my desktop items have the read only emblem. Since there is no "Disk" menu I have to umount it from the command line. However, the disk is always busy even when I have closed all my applications. I do a "lsof" and I don't see any processes with it open. Only when "telinit 3" to get out of gnome can I unmount the disk. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-desktop-2.5.90-1 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.mount usb disk 2.umount usb disk 3. Actual results: device always busy Expected results: unmount disk Additional info:
Unmount it by right clicking on the disk and select unmount. Does that work?
This problem no longer occurs with the most recent kernel and initscripts. I can unmount it using the right-click or using the disk mount panel applete
ok.