eravin@panix.uucp (Ed Ravin) (04/23/91)
Ye gods and little fishes! Even the simplest things don't work sometimes. Here I am, trying to reconfigure the /usr filesystem on my RS/6000 Power?Server 520 and AIX 3.1.5 freshly re-installed... # init 0 # ps -ef [ps shows exactly three processes -- ksh, init, and ps] # pwd / # unmount /usr /dev/hd2 : device busy I also tried this under sh instead of ksh, in case ksh was checking MAILPATH or some such silly thing. No luck. What do I have to do to unmount /usr, say "swordfish" somewhere? It's about the only thing I haven't tried. -- Ed Ravin | I'm sorry, sir, but POSTAL REGULATIONS don't allow cmcl2!panix!eravin | PLASTIC tape over PAPER tape and NYLON cord on an philabs!trintex!elr | 86 inch girth to LITHUANIA... +1 914 993 4737 |
tli@Morgan.COM (Thomas Y. Li ) (04/24/91)
In article <1991Apr23.151431.19745@panix.uucp> eravin@panix.uucp (Ed Ravin) writes: >What do I have to do to unmount /usr, say "swordfish" somewhere? It's >about the only thing I haven't tried. You will have to be in maintenance mode.