You can now access the newly inserted USB flash drive.
PS: The solution suggested on Stackoverflow did not work on my computer.
Explanation
msysGit uses MinGW/Msys at the bottom level. In order to ensure program execution efficiency, the fstab information of the file system is created by the first Msys program and stored in memory. Only when all applications release their use of this fstab will the corresponding memory be released. This also explains why fstab is refreshed after closing all bash.
Okay, the current method is:
You can now access the newly inserted USB flash drive.
PS: The solution suggested on Stackoverflow did not work on my computer.
Explanation
msysGit uses MinGW/Msys at the bottom level. In order to ensure program execution efficiency, the fstab information of the file system is created by the first Msys program and stored in memory. Only when all applications release their use of this fstab will the corresponding memory be released. This also explains why fstab is refreshed after closing all bash.
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