a "umount -f /coda" (force unmount) usually works...

if that doesn't i usually do a "umount -l /coda" (lazy unmount), but only
do this when venus gets real cranky, since you may have to wipe out your
local cache before restarting venus...


> On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 06:41:35PM -0400, shivers_at_cc.gatech.edu wrote:
>> # mount | grep coda
>> coda on /coda type coda (rw)
>> # ls /coda
>> ls: /coda: Input/output error
>> # umount /coda
>> umount: /coda: device is busy
>> umount: /coda: device is busy
>> # ps auxwwg|grep venus
>> # ps auxwwg|grep coda
>
> Some other process that has its cwd on Coda... (did you ever
> cd /coda/....... ?)
>
> (lsof might help)
>
> --
> Ivan
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