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Jarry wrote: |
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> Hm, I've noticed on console-screen some strange message when |
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> doing shutdown: |
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> mdamd: failed to stop /dev/md1 array, device or resource busy [!!] |
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> /dev/md1 is mounted as root partition, apart from that I have |
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> 7 more /dev/md partitions, all are stopped without any message. |
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> Right before "shutdown -h now" I tried to see if there are some |
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> files open, but "lsof /dev/md1" showed nothing... |
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> I can not find any other relevant messages, syslog-ng is stopped |
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> before this error, and shutdown continues as usuall. Any ideas? |
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Yep, get used to it! ;-> |
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The problem is that there are still at least two programs running at |
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shutdown time...the shutdown command and init. Since their current |
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working directory is somewhere on the root filesystem, root cannot be |
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unmounted...the best that can happen is that root gets remounted |
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read-only. And since your root filesystem cannot be unmounted, /dev/md1 |
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will continue to be busy. |
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It is a completely harmless message though. I get something similar |
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about shuting down LVM... |
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-Richard |
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