From: Adrian Phipps (AC) (PhippsAC@telkom.co.za)
Date: Tue Sep 16 2003 - 02:50:49 EDT
Hi all,
I have a E450 running Solaris 5.6 which had a NFS file system from
system "X", but now system "X" is now longer on the network and I
can't umount this mount point it gives following error.
nfs umount: /nani: is busy
I have also tried deleted the entry in the /etc/mnttab file but this
does not help. Because of this stubborn NFS mount I cannot "ls -la" on
my root file system, only "ls". I have also tried deleting the
directory but it gives me:
rmdir: directory "nani": Directory is a mount point or in use
Please any help with this will be appreciated, as I do not want to
reboot this system unnecessary.
regards
Adrian Phipps
90 Durban Road
IT Building
Bellville
Work 021-949 4642
Cell 082 787 7321
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