Just to add, another useful command to determine what's holding on to
the mount point is to use the fuser command. E.g.
$ fuser -m /mnt/lfs
Regards,
.lzs
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Brandon Peirce wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 12:41:45 +0300, Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Also, if you forgot to
On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 12:41:45 +0300, Angel Tsankov wrote:
Also, if you forgot to unmount anything while chrooted, that would do it
too.
I have not mounted anything other than the following devices (during
populating /dev):
mount -nvt tmpfs none /dev
mount -vt devpts -o gid=4,mode=620 none /de
On Sat, Aug 12, 2006 at 03:06:55PM +0300, Angel Tsankov wrote:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
command again and it succeeded.
Seriously, could any of the previous umount commands not have completed
even though it has finished?
I've
Ken Moffat a écrit :
On Sat, Aug 12, 2006 at 03:06:55PM +0300, Angel Tsankov wrote:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
command again and it succeeded.
Seriously, could any of the previous umount commands not have completed
even though it has f
On Sat, Aug 12, 2006 at 03:06:55PM +0300, Angel Tsankov wrote:
>
> A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
> command again and it succeeded.
> Seriously, could any of the previous umount commands not have completed
> even though it has finished?
I've see
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
And one more thing to mention:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
command again and it succeeded.
you said you can't and after you s
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
And one more thing to mention:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same command again
and it succeeded.
you said you can't and after you say you can !
Can you te
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
And one more thing to mention:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
command again and it succeeded.
you said you can't and after you say you can !
Can you te
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
And one more thing to mention:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same command again
and it succeeded.
you said you can't and after you say you can !
Can you tell why this happens?
-
Angel Tsankov a écrit :
Angel Tsankov wrote:
>>> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
And one more thing to mention:
A couple of seconds after `umount /$LFS` failed I issued the same
command again and it succeeded.
you said you can't and after you say you can !
joker
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Couple of possibilities
You are in one of the directories or subdirectories (use pwd to find out
what directory you are in)
you have a window from the host open in one of the directories.
If you are in the su enviroment for building that would cause it to be
locked up as well.
Angel Tsankov
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