Cannot umount /usr filesystem (ALWAYS "busy")
rick furniss
rickf at pmafire.UUCP
Wed Jun 13 00:34:50 AEST 1990
Check for sticky bit programs, such as sh & csh them selfs.
I,ve found that /usr as a separate file system always has these types of
problems . It was designed to be used in the root filesystem originaly
like /dev/,/tmp /bin & /etc. Always expected to be mounted.
I,m not saying you cannot, or should not use it as a filesystem, but
you must allow for programs that are expected to be always available to the
kernel, or single user system, or that presume they are.
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Rick Furniss
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