Re: usr mounted on md device
Patrick Ouellette <pouellet@eng.utoledo.edu> writes:
> In a fit of madness, I created a md device and moved the /usr file
> system to it. Everything runs fine, except I get an error during
> shutdown that /usr can't be unmounted. Why do I get the message (or
> what files are in use at shutdown on /usr), and is there any way to
> fix it (short of moving /usr off the md device)?
You can try and insert a lsof /usr in the shutdown process, just before the
/usr is umounted. This might give you the answer.
HTH,
Jens
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