Have had 9.1 installed on several machines for months working fine.
One had a harddrive problem this last week, so just got a new drive
and reinstalled 9.1 then did most updates. When I tried to shutdown
the machine, however, umount failed for the partition I have /home on.
Get a device busy message. Went into console as root right after boot
and
could umount and remount for a couple of minutes, but then suddenly
got device busy message (without ever having done anything that
should have involved /home). Root partition and other (/backup)
partitions
umount fine at shutdown. But /home partition will not--ever. lsof from
console lists nothing. Any ideas? Never encountered this problem before
with any 9.1 installation. Happens with both original 9.1 kernel
(enterprise)
and the latest updates one (enterprise version).
Check that you don't have any automount processes running, NFS server is
down, and no other open files.
You can also try remounting /home as ro then fsck'ing the device. E.g.:
mount -o remount,ro /mnt/home
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