Description of problem: System hangs imediately after selecting safe removal of usb drive, corrupting file system on usb device Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F14 x64 latest kernel How reproducible: Alway Steps to Reproduce: 1. plug in usb drive (110 gb sata via usb, ntfs formatted) 2. copy file , in my case a 32 gb folder, after copy process wait a few minutes for disk i/o to complete 3. open computer applet, select usb drive and select safe removal Actual results: system hangs (gnome desktop) does not respond to keyboard/mouse interaction, waiting several minutes to recover, which never occurs reset on box has to be activated Expected results: the opposite of actual Additional info: Usb drive is a sata 120 gb drive in usb case, formatted to ntfs via Win XP machine
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