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How to identify which program is using a partition (and is stopping it from being un-mounted)?

br flag

Only one partition cannot be unmounted (on other drive than the one the system is installed on) . It is also the only ext4 partition on that drive, the other two are ntfs.

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I am using dual boot, have rebooted to fully shut down Windows, all partitions other than the system-running one are unmounted.

In Dolphin it says some app is using the partition

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which one could that be? (Dropbox and such are shut too)

cn flag
`lsof | grep /media/cip/DEPO` will tell you
br flag
@Rinzwind - Solved as said above. As this doesn't seem a duplicate, could you post as an answer or should I ? - Reboot was needed after changing location of appimages.
cn flag
you go for it :=)
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br flag

Solution based on Rizwind's comment: in order to see which program is accessing the partition, lsof | grep /path/to/partition.

(In this case appimage programs administered by AppImageLauncherSettings were the culprits. Moving them to another location solved this after reboot.)

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