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I am new to Ubuntu, and just installed Ubuntu12.04 along with a dual boot for Windows 7.


And I was following some tutorial on booting up Ubuntu with the NTFS partition of Windows 7 mounted, I did that because I need some files from that partition although I can access it on Nautilus after mounting it.


The problem is after following some tutorial, I want it to behave like before, so I tried messing with /etc/fstab file.


My problem now is I can't remove the partition icons on the launchpad


Screenshot link [here][1]


And when I go to Nautilus I can't unmount them, because it says



Unabe to unmount [parition name]


Error unmounting: umount exited with
exit code 1: helper failed with: umount: only root can unmount
/dev/sda1 from /media/sda1



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Try this commad on terminal,



gksu nautilus


Then unmount the /dev/sda1 ntfs drive which was appeared on the devices list.



OR



Try this command on terminal



sudo umount /dev/sda1

[#27480] Tuesday, September 6, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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