On 23 Nov 2006, at 11:06, John A. Kinsella wrote:
> Usual kinda thing: Linux wont let me umount a cdrom - I've done a
> (lazy) umount -l but (of course) still cannot eject the cdrom.
>> I want to use the drive.
>> I dont want to reboot...
>> I have read in info pages for umount.
>> Any tips on how to find the process that is keeping the file system
> busy?
Have you tried lsof and fuser?
Other than that, it's reboot time. I've had this happen before. I
want a new switch added to umount to mean unmount it NOW and fuck
the begrudgers
Niall
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