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Vedeval Franzo
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Mount point

I need a help about mount point. When I'm trying mount filesystems, the system show me the message above:

vxfs mount: /dev/vg41_hrrh/md01 is already mounted, /alcmd04_new is busy,
or allowable number of mount points exceeded
vxfs

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Keely Jackson
Trusted Contributor

Re: Mount point

Hi

Are you sure you don't already have this mounted. What does bdf show?

Keely
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Ian Dennison_1
Honored Contributor

Re: Mount point

Are you in the directory that you are trying to mount the file system on? 'pwd'

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John Poff
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Re: Mount point

Hi,

Check to be sure that the logical volume really isn't mounted:

bdf | grep md01

Or, somebody could be logged in and sitting in your mountpoint directory. Try:

fuser /alcmd04_new

If you get any PIDs returned, do:

ps -fp PID#

to see what it might be. This happens to me sometimes when I don't have a filesystem mounted, and somebody is sitting in that mountpoint directory when I try to mount it. Another good reason to keep the permissions locked down on the mountpoint directories.

JP
steven Burgess_2
Honored Contributor

Re: Mount point

Hi

Can you post your mount command

Also

If bdf shows that file system as unmounted what is in /etc/mnttab ?

mv mnttab to mnttab.bak
then
mount -a

HTH

Steve
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Darrell Allen
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Re: Mount point

Looks like /alcmd04_new already has something mounted on it. Do "mount | grep alcmd04_new" to see if it does.

Darrell
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