From: Michael Havens
> Oh HO! I figured it out. I removed the drive w/o umount first. I
> just did it again and figured it out. How do I fix that?
Don't remove a disk without umounting the filesystems that live there. If you
do that, you could cause filesystem corruption. This is because writes are
not necessarily done synchronously, so if you unplug a disk without umounting
it, it might have have half of a file written. You could add "sync" to the
fstab line, which will make all writes synchronous, but that'll make the disk
slower.
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