How to disable caching for USB storage devices (by default), so that we can unplug without clicking eject?

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                          Is there any way to completely caching for USB storage devices (I mean for example 32GB USB Hard Drives, NTFS, FAT32 formatted etc.), for Linux? **(like Microsoft's Windows)**

People coming from **MS Windows** background are just removing the usb drive without ejecting it so the data corrupts.

I have only found solution for a mounted drive, but I want to make it default so there will be no ejecting problem in the future.

Thanks!

Asked by eminfedar (200 rep)

Feb 17, 2020, 05:00 PM
Last activity: Feb 17, 2020, 05:16 PM

How to disable caching for USB storage devices (by default), so that we can unplug without clicking eject?

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