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SubjectRe: Can't umount after SIGKILL
Hi,

On Mon, Feb 22, 1999 at 04:24:53PM -0500, Brian Geisel wrote:

> I have found that if I have a process which is running on a mounted
> filesystem, and I kill -9 that process, the filesystem is unable to be
> umounted. It thinks the filesystem is still in use.

Must something very specific - that works fine here (as expected). What is the
process? What kernel version? What filesystem? What state is the process in
when you kill it?

S.

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