PiGraham wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 20, 2020 7:50 am

magicBanan3 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 20, 2020 6:28 am

What do you mean with "<user>"?

It means the name of the user account. The default for Rasbian is "pi"

So in the example:

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umount /media/pi/*

<user> = pi

Ah okay, I tried in this way: "umount /media/pi/nameOfUsb" and it works, but I still getting the same message.

Hello Folks, I'm new in the Raspberry Pi World and need your help. I try to eject some USB-drives of my PI with a Pythonsketch, therefore I use those Codes: sudo eject /dev/sda1 sudo umount /media/pi/* sudo eject /dev/sda I think that's your problem. You're unmounting the device *partition* and the...

jahboater wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 19, 2020 3:42 pm

Please avoid "sudo", it is not needed to unmount your own disk.

I just do:

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sync
umount /media/<user>/xxxx

The sync is probably not needed, but does no harm.

Thank you for your answer!
What do you mean with "<user>"?

Hello Folks, I'm new in the Raspberry Pi World and need your help. I try to eject some USB-drives of my PI with a Pythonsketch, therefore I use those Codes: sudo eject /dev/sda1 sudo umount /media/pi/* sudo eject /dev/sda In my opinion those codes are working, because after I use the code I can't fi...