Exit the extractable device using the eject command of linux

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The eject command is used to exit the extractable device. If the device is plugged in, eject will remove the device before exiting.

Syntax format: eject [parameters] [device]

Common parameters:

-a controls the automatic exit function of the device-c selects the optical drive in the optical drive cabinet to display the preset device, instead of actually performing the action-f exits the extractable disk-h display help-n displays the specified device-Q exit tape-r exit disc-s exits the device with the SCSI instruction-t closes the tray of the disc-v displays detailed instructions

Reference example

Default pop-up without parameters:

[root@linuxcool ~] # eject

Specify the device:

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