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2008-03-05
, 04:57
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@ Seattle (or thereabouts)
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umount is the command you want. 
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2008-03-05
, 05:19
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im putting unmount /media/mmc2 as root
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2008-03-05
, 05:39
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@ Agoura Hills Calif
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the word isn't "unmount" it's "umount". You have been consistently typing "unmount". That won't work.
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2008-03-05
, 06:01
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thanks for the clarifications...
i'm typing the lines as a ROOT and i've already installed e2sfprogs..
but when i type "unmount /media/mmc2" "/bin/sh: unmount: not found"
any help is appreciated.. thanks in advance..