Unmount process :-
#umount /data
The umount command scans the /etc/mnttab file and determine the
Logical volume device file associated with the mount point to unmount it.
Some time we face the issue to umount the file system (“ Device busy” message when
attempting to umount a file system)
# umount /data
Umount:cannot unmount /data
: Device busy
To determine who or what processes are using the file system use
the fuser command :
# fuser –cu /data
/data: 2671c(root) 1141c(root)
The –c option tells the process
ID and –u gives the username who the process ID.
You can kill all the processes using the file system by running
the fuser command with –k option:
# fuser –ck /data
Or
We can use the –f
switch with umount command to forcibly kill all processes using the file
system and unmount it.
# umount –f /data
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