Can't unmount the usb drive, won't continue

Asked by paul

I have an 8GB usb flash drive that was formatted to fat32. I put it in the usb port, booted off the latest Ubuntu 8.10 disk and then downloaded liveusb after I had it booted and then ran the program from a terminal window: sudo liveusb

I kept getting an error that there was no space left, error in mtab when it tried to unmount the existing partitions and the setup would not continue. I had to remove all the partitions from the usb drive manually, then reboot, then go through the whole process again. If I choose persistent, then it can't unmount the home-rw drive. So, I am now waiting (over an hour now) for it to finish creating a plain live boot without persistence.

I had read somewhere that the automount issue had been fixed, but for some reason I couldn't get my partitions unmounted even manually as sudo.

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probono (probono) said :
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You are right, the automount is still (again) the issue.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/liveusb/+bug/262948

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