Same when you try to remove an external drive.
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13·3 months agoRelated to this, there is a note in the release notes for upgrading to Debian 13: https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/issues.html#ensure-boot-has-enough-free-space
It mentions an increase in the minimum requirements for /boot partition.
To be fair, this happens to me also in Debian Gnome, but very very rarely. On Windows, it keeps me from ejecting the drive until after I try it 4-5 times. Every time. In any case, lsof can help identify the culprit.
lsof | grep DRIVENAMEshould give which program is keeping it.