Harry Cochran wrote:


Also I did cd /var and then tried umount /boot and got "device is busy" still. What am I doing wrong?




I encounter the same pb a time ago: if /boot is a fs mounted at boot time iirc you would have to stop klog daemon
(iirc too "fuser -c /boot" would have to show you the process(es) using your fs).


hth,
   Joel


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