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[linux-lvm] Cannot unmount my /usr partition.....
- From: Glenn Shannon <glenn gecpalau com>
- To: linux-lvm sistina com
- Subject: [linux-lvm] Cannot unmount my /usr partition.....
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 17:04:58 +0900
Hi all!
Great job on LVM...loving it so far..just have a quick question if I
may..
Here is my current setup:
RH 6.2 with misc updates (PAM GlibC etc.)
2.4.3 kernel with LVM Patch and ReiserFS Patch
Compiled in (of special note) are ReiserFS support, DevFS support with
automount at boot option enabled, and LVM 0.9.1Beta7(from patch made in
the PATCHES dir of sourcetree).
Boots fine (better than fine!) and devfs reiser and lvm seem to play
well together while they are running...... but upon shutdown I cannot
unmount my /usr partition for some reason it is busy.
I have hacked the init scripts to let me reboot successfully (as it IS a
production machine with automatic reboot times entered in the cron) but
it cannot deactivate my LVM due to the /usr partition being busy.
Current slicing setup:
LVM Name is warlock1
size is 11.48GB
2.48GB Free
Mount Point Partition type size
/ /dev/hda4 ext2 2G (not LVM)
/usr /dev/warlock1/usr reiserfs 6GB (LVM)
/root /dev/warlock1/root reiserfs 1GB (LVM)
Any ideas here guys?
Other than that little hiccup, I'm having a GREAT time setting up and
messing with LVM!
Glenn
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