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Discover which programs prevent disk image ejection
One problem I find often is that it is file sharing that keeps me from ejecting a disk. With no applications running (including background apps), and noone connected to the disk over the network, I can't eject a disk. Only turning off file sharing lets me eject the disk.
Discover which programs prevent disk image ejection
That could certainly be. I had this problem a while ago with an external disk shared via SMB and AFP. Both protocols tended to block ejecting the disk. The worst was with windows clients on the network, because there is no obvious way of telling windows to close an open connection.
Also you should note the comment above, about using sudo lsof, because it could be, that file sharing uses a different user account to access the files (i.e. guest account), depending on your configuration.
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