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Incomplete answers are not really very helpful

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i would like to know if it is possible to run a script that will check to see if a device is mounted and if &nbsp;that device is not detected removed the device listing from the machine.<br />
For example - I put a flash drive in the machine. It mounts. I do my stuff and pull the flash drive out.<br />
After some amount of time the drive is still listed when I look in filesystem.<br />
Can this be done without adversly affecting the machine?
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i would like to know if it is possible to run a script that will check to see if a device is mounted and if  that device is not detected removed the device listing from the machine.
For example - I put a flash drive in the machine. It mounts. I do my stuff and pull the flash drive out.
After some amount of time the drive is still listed when I look in filesystem.
Can this be done without adversly affecting the machine?

Mount checking

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