Can't safely eject USB device

Yank it out pussy

>>58216688
DON'T DO IT!
IT MAKES MUSTARD GAS!

run "sudo killall"

>>58216709
I remember that thread.

>>58216786
Good for you.
I'm sure everyone who has seen the countless screenshots of it remembers it too.

>>58216672

neckbeard@thinkpad:~$ sync 

>>58216709
>>58216786
>>58216807
Can I see some screenshots? I don't remember.

>>58216807
>>58216929
I was in the thread. I don't have screenshots (trying to get everything off my phone in order to restore it)

>>58216672
>ejecting
>ever

Literally never once have had a problem and I have been ripping them straight from the port for well over a decade.

>>58217018
Ah shoot, okay.

Anybody is welcome to post them, curious to see what was so funny.

>>58217059
People being stupid as shit

>>58217106
Hmm

Pulled the USB drive out and now my primary Windows 7 computer does not recognize the USB flash drive. But my other Windows 7 computer is able to read the drive. So I know the drive is OK.

I don't know what to do to make it readable on my primary Windows 7 computer.

>>58216672
Yes

Just reboot. The system will close everything down and write caches.

Safe ejection is an atavism left by USB 1.0. It isn't necessary anymore.

>>58218172

atavism
A reappearance of an earlier characteristic

Cool thanks

>>58218172
Has nothing to do with USB 1.0 retard

Nirsoft openedfilesview

>>58216672

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>>58218172
not necessarily true... sure generally you're correct and you hit the nail on the head.

but don't forget - there's a certain checkmark that you can hit to disable a certain setting that will entail certain doom for usb thumbdrives if not safely ejected... albeit with certain performance gains.

>>58218044
This. Does the trick every time.

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