[sorry, can't find the original post, so no quoting]
Try going to single-user mode (init 1) and then use 'fuser' (I forget
the options) to find open files. You should be able to figure out which
process is using the open file(s) that may be the reason the partition
is not unmounting.
--
Justin
Vittorio wrote:
This is the first time it happens to me!
Under woody I've compiled my own, very light kernel 2.4.13-1 (Bunk's
stuff) for my hardware eliminating many options I don't need.
Now, it all works ok (in syslog there isn't anything strange or
missing dependency warning) but when I shu
on Thu, Nov 01, 2001 at 10:25:25AM +, Vittorio ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> This is the first time it happens to me!
>
> Under woody I've compiled my own, very light kernel 2.4.13-1 (Bunk's
> stuff) for my hardware eliminating many options I don't need.
>
> Now, it all works ok (in syslog the
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