Re: After "dd" I couldn't reject CD?
Re: After "dd" I couldn't reject CD?
- Subject: Re: After "dd" I couldn't reject CD?
- From: John Francini <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 09:38:38 -0500
Yes -- on Darwin/Mac OS X you can't use the "umount" command to unmount
disks. The problem is that the BSD umount command doesn't tell the
other layers of the OS about the unmount.
The correct command is:
sudo diskutil unmountDisk /Volumes/Neverhood
This will dismount the specified volume, as well as any other volumes
on the same physical disk.
John Francini
On Mar 28, 2005, at 7:33, hao wrote:
After following the intrustions above:
$ df -k /Volumes/*
/dev/disk0s3 58474008 55904412 2313596 96% /
/dev/disk1s0 635870 635870 0 100%
/Volumes/Neverhood
/dev/disk0s3 58474008 55904412 2313596 96% /
$ sudo umount /Volumes/(...)
Here's something strange that the CD icon didn't disappear like the
description? And once it finished "dd ...", I still couldn't reject
the CD!
It says that the device is busy, and even I couldn't mount the device?
I've tried to type "df -k /Volumes/*", but showed that the all mounted
device became the same as the label of my only hard disk, like
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
/dev/disk0s3 58474008 55904412 2313596 96% /
/dev/disk0s3 58474008 55904412 2313596 96% /
/dev/disk0s3 58474008 55904412 2313596 96% /
Could someone help me? Thanks.
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