This is a known issue (look in the cooker section of marc.theaimsgroup.com for "hung mountpoints" or something like that).
If you look in /var/log/syslog you will probably see a kernel oops when trying to access the mountpoint This issue is hopefully resolved in the kernel update at: http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~quintela/update/ Warly, FYI, this is at least the fourth cooker report of this, and could be quite a nasty bug to have in 8.2 ... Regards, Buchan [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >I want to just signal a bug I have found with samba: >I mount in my home dir (/home/vincent/ShareDisk) the disk on a windows >Computer >All is good, but when I want to umount this disk, that's IMPOSSIBLE ! >they say: device busy (and I do nothing on it !) >when I shutdown the windows computer without umount the dir, they bug a lot, >when I want to umount, they took a long time to write the dir and then, they >say Device BUSY !!!!!!!!!!! >WHY ? >I connect the windows computer again, and it work ... but impossible to umount >I want to reboot my computer, but they DISCONNECT ETHERNET CARD before >RUNNING SMBUMOUNT ! >It's stupid !!! >Everytime it don't work ! >and then they frise, impossible to reboot without push the reset button >Any body can give me the way to reboot properly after a disk mount ? >if I mount it in another directory, like /mnt, does it work ? >please, help me >thx >Vincent
