Re: Auto-Remounting of USB3.0 drive with multiple filesystems on it [was "The dmesg files requested"]

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On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:

> Sarah and Alan,
> 
> When I plug a USB3.0 drive that has multiple filesystems on it into the
> USB3.0 port (either the one native to the W510 or the Transcend
> ExpressCard Adapter) the multiple file systems show up as I expect them
> to show up.
> 
> However, when I chose to "safely remove the drive", all three
> filesystems are unmounted (good), but about five-ten seconds later all
> three filesystems are mounted again.  Again, this happens both with the
> native controller and the Transcend.  This does not happen when I mount
> the same USB3.0 drive under a USB2.0 port.  Under USB2.0, only when I
> remove the drive and re-insert it do the file systems remount.
> 
> I think the USB2.0 behavior is proper, since people would want time
> (after unmounting the filesystems and making the drive "safe to remove")
> to be able to physically remove the cable/drive.
> 
> This issue also does not appear with a USB 2.0 flash drive in the USB
> 3.0 slot, nor does it appear with a single-filesystem USB 3.0 drive
> plugged into a USB 3.0 port.

Go ahead and collect a usbmon trace showing this behavior.  Start the 
trace just before you click on "safely remove the drive", and end it 
when the filesystems reappear.

Alan Stern

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