1. hal from backports changed the way nautilus disconnect external mass-storage 
devices.
In fact, it uses  "umount" instead of "eject" in nautilus right-click menu.

This is the main reason why now it works!

So, "eject" packet is the problem.
You can test it, just open a terminal and try to disconnect an external usb hd 
with eject command (eject /media/etc...), even if you have hal from backports 
installed.
It gives you an error.


** Summary changed:

- nautilus, media containing multiple partitions cannot be unmounted (USB 
connected)
+ nautilus, media containing multiple partitions cannot be unmounted(with 
eject) (USB connected)

** Changed in: eject (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: hal => eject

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nautilus, media containing multiple partitions cannot be unmounted(with eject) 
(USB connected)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108643
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