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03-02-2004 07:35 AM
03-02-2004 07:35 AM
bdf: /mountpount: I/O error
I have any problem with this mount point. This point is actived when I need take a backup and this point is mount in another server. The backup was made with Business Copy, when the resyc was made the structure was mount in another server. Now the operating system disallow me to have vgchange -a n /dev/vgbc send me: vgchange: Couldn't deactivate volume group "/dev/vgbc":
Device busy
I need inactive it, I have different posible form, I can't inactive the server now.
Device busy
I need inactive it, I have different posible form, I can't inactive the server now.
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03-02-2004 07:38 AM
03-02-2004 07:38 AM
Re: bdf: /mountpount: I/O error
There is obviously an open process on the filesystem.
fuser -cu /filesystem_name
fuser -cuk /filesystem_name
kills all open processes.
Then you should be able to umount the filesystem.
Otherwise the only other way to go is to restart the system and try after boot.
lsof utility can be useful sometimes in identifying what process is giving you trouble.
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fuser -cu /filesystem_name
fuser -cuk /filesystem_name
kills all open processes.
Then you should be able to umount the filesystem.
Otherwise the only other way to go is to restart the system and try after boot.
lsof utility can be useful sometimes in identifying what process is giving you trouble.
SEP
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