There seems to be no way of doing a umount of host devices eg: mkdir /x mount /dev/hda2 /x (does not matter if e2fs or fat partition) mkdir /a mount /x/flopimg /a -o loop (minix file system on 1.44M image) cd /a ls (to look at image directory) cd / umount /a or umount /dev/hda2 ... works ok to here
umount /x ... returns message that /dev/hda2 is busy even though all files closed and directories released. Tried umount /dev/loop0 and umount /dev/loop1 without success prior to umount /a . Shutdown procedure also fails to umount /dev/hda2 . If /dev/hda2 was written to, then e2fsck -f /dev/hda2 is likely to find errors. I read somewhere that there is a umount -d option for this purpose but it is not implemented in tomsrtbt (nor is umount -f). I am using tomsrtbt 2.0.103 from 1.722M floppy exactly as downloaded. Have I missed some special way of umount-ing /dev/hda2.
