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Apple's built-in disk management utility for the mac. Erases, formats, and restores volumes and drives.
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OS X can't unmount disk
For me, none of the solutions were working: sudo unmount, sudo unmountDisk, unmountDisk force, etc., with /dev/disk4, /dev/disk4s1, /dev/disk4s2, and so on. All failed. The last thing I tried - eraseD …
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