[ Not posting to debian-isp; OT for that list]
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 12:27:41PM +0800, axacheng wrote:
> Thanks for ur reply ;-)
>
> but i am very sure noone in directory where mounted by /dev/md0 @_@
>
> so that i DON'T have any idea to slove this odd error @_@
>
> Anyone got ideas as to the nature/solution of this problem?
Try:
# fuser -mv ${filesystem_mountpoint}
This should list processes that currently have files open/current
directory/root/whatever in that filesystem.
Another (more unlikely) cause could be that you mounted something "on
top" of that file system. E.g. If /usr and /usr/local are separate
filesystems, then you can't umount /usr without umount'ing /usr/local
first.
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Karl E. Jørgensen
karl@jorgensen.com
www.karl.jorgensen.com
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