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01-28-2008, 11:45 AM
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After I scheduled a backup with SD! launched as root, I noticed that I could not unmount the destination FireWire drive. Even after I deleted its schedule. Even after I removed its cron task for the root account manually (why did the latter hang around after deleting the schedule?) with CronniX 3.0.2 <http://h775982.serverkompetenz.net:9080/abstracture_public/projects-en/cronnix/>.
Why won't something "let go" of my FireWire HD, what is that something, and how do I unmount it, so I can swap-out drives for my rotating backups? Thanks! 
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