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unmount

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unmount
(1) To disconnect a disk drive or optical disc from a computer. When a user selects "eject" to evacuate an optical disc from the computer, the operating system unmounts the medium. Contrast with mount.

(2) To remove a disk or tape cartridge from the drive. See cartridge.


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