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In most cases, there is a reason...
Authored by: fbitterlich on Jan 02, '09 03:14:59AM
... if the disk doesn't unmount. Using lsof | grep "name-of-your-volume" from the terminal might help to find out the actual reason.

Force-ejecting a volume which is still being accessed by a process will cause you grief in the long run - believe me.

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