On Sun, May 07, 2000 at 10:50:46AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My woody/ kernel 2.3.pre5 fails to unmount the /usr partition with: > umount2: Device or resource busy. > Tried umount -f /usr and get Device Busy error. Computer will shut > down and run check on the /usr partition on next boot. > ps shows only bash and tty. Thanks!
Not sure of this specific case, but in general, you can use 'fuser' to
found what's running on a mountpoint:
$ fuser -vm /usr
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/usr root 598 ....m pinger
root 649 ....m wwwoffled
root 959 ....m ippl
root 965 ....m ippl
root 968 ....m lpd
root 994 ....m mysqld
[...]
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