Ejecter cannot umount physicaly nonremovable but unmountable disks/partitions

You know, I wanted Ejecter to show only removable devices, it is something beyond the basic user needs to unmount an internal partition.
I could perhaps think about adding an hidden setting (gconf or something) to allow users to choose whether to show or hide internal partitions, but this would involve adding a new settings structure wich at now does not exist at all (ejecter currently has no settings).

I just released 0.4.4 which features a new command line switch (-i) to show also internal partitions. If you installed Ejecter via the PPA, you'll have the update as soon as it is built.

Use it when launching ejecter, with "ejecter -i".
If ejecter autostarts on your system, you have to modify its behavior. If you're using Ubuntu or any other Gnome-based distribution, you've to got to System > Preferences > Startup applications, then choose Ejecter, click "Edit" and add " -i" in the "Command" field.

I think that this should be fine for now, even if its not so simple to use, as showing internal drives isn't something every user will be doing.

Anyway, I don't have internal partitions to test this, so please report any inconvenience. Thank you.

Thank you. You are fast! It works well as described.
Unfortunately now I have another problem:
Mounted partition I wanted to unmount is on the same
disk as root file system, swap, etc...
So now I see I need unmount particular partitions, not
only whole discs... Would it be possible in ejecter too?

Another idea would be: Only present those partitions/disks which
user can really unmount. These are the same partitions as displayed
in right pane of nautilus and having small eject-symbol displayed.

> Unfortunately now I have another problem:
> Mounted partition I wanted to unmount is on the same
> disk as root file system, swap, etc...
> So now I see I need unmount particular partitions, not
> only whole discs... Would it be possible in ejecter too?

This would involve quite a bit of work, as it is necessary to change how Ejecter works (it currently acts upon "drives" and not "mounts"). I don't know when I'll make this changes.

> Another idea would be: Only present those partitions/disks which
> user can really unmount. These are the same partitions as displayed
> in right pane of nautilus and having small eject-symbol displayed.

Here you mean to show only partitions user can unmount for permissions problems? If so, I thought a password popup would come up if root password was needed, but I never tested this and I still have to get deep inside libraries that handle device unmounting.