Hello Anikin!anikin wrote:I've had so many "dead" mounts . . . I don't have them anymore.Andresc2 wrote: . . . some question about this:
proc:device is busy,
dev:device is busy
this happen when not umount binds correctly.
that is better umount binds inside of chroot or outside?
how stop proc:device is busy or
dev:device is busy, after of a bad umount binds?
in console show, try lsof 8 or fuser(1) something like that. . .
Rule #1: Once you've finished the work in chroot and done the unmounting stuff, * close * all/any terminal windows - very important!
Rule #2: (this step isn't required, but I always do it just to be on the safe side) Drop out of x and do startx again. Go to the chroot directory and if, for some reason there are still any mounted directories, right-click and unmount them manually. Follow these simple steps and you will never have "dead" mounts again. As for unmounting from inside or outside, I just follow to the letter Will Haley's howto.
thanks for you help, I take care of that.