Umount cant unmount / at shutown
Can anyone figure out what is going on with this?
-Justin
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 10:05:54 -0800 (PST)
From: Speed <speed@rumblefish.net>
To: akehurst@wcug.wwu.edu
Subject: ok one more thing
I tried reinstalling Debian last night to fix a persistent problem, but it
made no difference.
What's happening, is when I shutdown. I type:
shutdown -h now
or
shutdown -r now
99% of the time, it goes through all the shutdown sequence, but when it
gets through with that and tries to umount the root directory, it says
something like "umount: / is busy"
Of course this means that I shut down with a mounted file system and have
to fsck the next time I boot. It is Really Freakin Annoying (tm).
- Speed
P.S. The very first time I installed Debian on this machine last year, it
didn't do that.
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