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Quoted I can unmount my windows drive, unmount or eject my cd-rom media, and safely remove my usb stick. Yes, the same with Debian. So my criticism boils down to replace "remove safely" with "unmount" in the case of usb-sticks. Quoted You could check if it is a configuration error in KDE by creating another user and check if kio_media behaves as expected. I did that, of course. Quoted If not, you could file a bug report at bugs.kde.org Before I do that I go to some Debian-KDE forum and post the...

Quoted Well, the option says 'savely remove', so it expects that you want to remove the device That's why I proposed to implement the possibility to choose between "eject" and "unmount" instead of "remove safely". But I still think it is absurd to "remove" (or "eject") an usb device via software. Quoted media:/ only shows unmounted devices that are present in /etc/fstab. No, it does not. Even with entries in /etc/fstab the devices are removed from media:/ after being "removed safely". But these...

I have the same problem on my Debian/testing machine: # apt-show-versions kdelibs4c2a kdelibs4c2a/testing uptodate 4:3.5.5a.dfsg.1-5 # apt-show-versions dbus dbus/testing uptodate 1.0.2-1 # apt-show-versions hal hal/testing uptodate 0.5.8.1-4 After intensive googling and a lot of trial and error I found a workaround: # /etc/init.d/dbus restart Stopping Hardware abstraction layer: hald. Stopping system message bus: dbus. Starting system message bus: dbus. Starting Hardware abstraction layer: hald...