02-17-2012
It probably means what it says. If the partition's mounted, part of another raid, or otherwise occupied, it's busy.
What, exactly, are you doing? Tell us word for word, letter for letter, keystroke for keystroke.
The output of fdisk -l and cat /proc/mdstat would also be useful.
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