I get this "device is busy" error message too, in fact everytime when I
want to umount something. I usually mount additional dev inside windows
and cannot umount inside window. However, outside window, umount can
work. I guess Redhat 9 is like this - don't know if this was done on
purpose cause they had a reason for this or a "bug". I have not tried
FC, so I don't know.
Suse does not have such a problem.
nilesh vaghela wrote:
I think some lock pid exist.
try to remove all from /tmp and find all lock files manually delete it
On 11/22/06, Anmol Bedi <anmolbedi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
check /var/log/messages after you boot up again. Scroll to where you were
shutting it down.
there would be reason also written
Regards
Anmol Bedi
Linux System Admin
On 11/22/06, Dineshwar Kumar <kumardineshwar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> i am using Linux 9 , when i shutdown my system it show an error msg
that
> it
> is unable to *umount the / Device is busy*. can any one tell me what
> exactly is going on
>
> Thanks
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