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systemd-umount

Alias for systemd-mount --umount

TLDR

Unmount a filesystem by mount point
$ systemd-umount [/mnt/usb]
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Unmount a filesystem by device path
$ systemd-umount [/dev/sdb1]
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Unmount and discover the mount point automatically
$ systemd-umount --discover [/dev/sdb1]
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SYNOPSIS

systemd-umount [options] target...

DESCRIPTION

systemd-umount is equivalent to systemd-mount --umount. It unmounts filesystems by creating transient systemd `.mount` units that handle the unmount operation. It can unmount by mount point path or device path.See the systemd-mount documentation for full details on options.

PARAMETERS

--discover

Discover the mount point for a device automatically
--no-block
Do not wait for the unmount operation to complete

INSTALL

sudo apt install systemd
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sudo dnf install systemd
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sudo pacman -S systemd
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sudo zypper install systemd
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brew install systemd
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nix profile install nixpkgs#systemd
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