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Me too - if the usb cable is plugged in then the disk spins up.
The umount will do a sync to the disk so it is save to remove,
but I too would like to know how to make the disk spin down.

Christopher Moore wrote:

>Hello,
>When connected my jbr in linux, I can't get the drive to spin down even
>after unmounting. Am I alone? How do the windows drivers force the drive
>to spin down when you "safely remove" the drive?
>
>Thanks
>Chris
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