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From: Richard Miller <9fans@hamnavoe.com>
Date: Fri,  4 Apr 2008 11:42:34 +0100
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Unmount a USB stick?
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> Additionally
> if I eject it in this manner the next time I try to mount it using the
> first two commands I get a bunch of usb errors.

There is a problem with usbd (and uhci?) on reinsertion of some
but not all devices.  Also the usbfat: script makes an entry in '#s'
which needs to be cleaned up.  You should find this works to undo
everything so the usb disk can be removed and reinserted:

  unmount /n/usb
  unmount /n/disk
  rm /srv/usbfat.$user
  kill usbd | rc
  usb/usbd

> Also, why is the disk only available from the rc window that I used to
> mount it?

To see the disk in another window, just type usbfat: there -- the
script uses the /srv/usbfat.$user entry to check for an existing service.