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TimS wrote:
> I have mounted a volume from my Mac on my Pi and it shows up nicely on the
> desktop. This is using the default OS. It seems to have used AFP for the
> mount.
>
> Now, how do I unmount it? On the Mac, I'd do right-mouse on the volume and
> choose Eject - Simples! - but I don't see anything equivalent on the Pi.
>
I'm surprised, when I right click on mounted volume icons I'm offered
'unmount volume'.
You can always do it from the command line:-
umount /dev/xxx
or even just 'eject' at the command line.
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Chris Green
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