On 2021-02-22, Chris Green  wrote:
> 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.

afp uses FUSE - it's not based on devices.

I've used sshfs mounted files systems (sshfs use FUSE too) and you might
try fusermount -u . You first need to know which local directory is used
as the mount point, e.g. ~/mnt

  fusermount -u ~/mnt

make sure no processes have anything open on the MAC.

Google also suggests using the afp_client command which has an unmount
option.

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