nate wrote: > <quote who="Tim Dijkstra"> > >>Hi, >> >> >>All works fine, but if I want to unmount /usr (something that >>happens at reboot or halt) that fails because the device is 'busy'. >>I suspect this has something to do with ldap related libraries that >>are still in memory and live in /usr/lib. Now the question is: How >>do I fix this, I'm really fed-up with the fsck every reboot... >> >> > > try to verify this by installing fuser or lsof(reccomended), > going to runlevel 1(init 1) > > and try to umount /usr > > if it says device busy do lsof | grep /usr > and it should tell you what is using /usr > > I have nss-ldap installed on my laptop and have not had > this problem(woody), i have nss-ldap installed on a couple > potato machines but have not rebooted them yet. > > nate
lsof -D /usr says: bash 5628 root mem REG 3,6 150200 472179 /usr/lib/libldap.so.2.0.15 bash 5628 root mem REG 3,6 36812 472178 /usr/lib/liblber.so.2.0.15 bash 5628 root mem REG 3,6 41296 471131 /usr/lib/libsasl.so.7.1.10 By the way it is a woody machine... Thanks Tim
