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UNMOUNT a windows file system
Hi,
I try to unmount : smbumount /mnt/directory But I receive : Could not umount /mnt/directory: Device or resource busy Any idea ? Many thanks. |
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You have to exit all processes accessing the device. You can find them with: Code:
fuser -c /mnt/directory |
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Thank you,
but : # fuser -a /mnt/directory /mnt/directory: Input/output error And : # fuser -k /mnt/directory /mnt/directory: Input/output error ???? |
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I suppose its fuser -c and not fuser -a
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The way I commonly use is to execute lsof and grep the directory in the output. Of course that is only if lsof is installed.
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