Maybe boot into single user mode before it has mounted the drive? Also this is a distruabation called small linux that is run off to floppy disk, boot with that, and your drive shouldn't be mounted. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > After a power outage, files have been dissappearing from my /tmp device, > and so I wanted to fun fsck.ext2 -c /dev/sda7 on it. To do this, I need > to unmount it, but I can't unmount because the device is busy. > > Any way to run fsck on it? > > Haines Brown
- run fsck on busy device BROWNH
- Re: run fsck on busy device Jack Barnett
- Re: run fsck on busy device John Aldrich
- Re: run fsck on busy device Gevaerts Frank
- Re: run fsck on busy device Marc Mutz
- RE: run fsck on busy device LENGARD Pascal OCISI
