>>>>> "Olexiy" == Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Olexiy> 1. While shutdown, unmount writes: "device is busy", so
Olexiy> nfsd on the server does not rid off the corresponding
Olexiy> enters from /etc/rmtab that is not good in common;
I think I have the similar problem, too.
Question: is /dev mounted on a seperate partition?
IIRC: If so, then that is your problem. /dev is accessed by the
shutdown process, and which means that it cannot be umounted.
Otherwise what partition is it that cannot be umounted? Nothing should
ever try to umount / - instead it should be remounted
Olexiy> 2. While working, tty* devices keep the same date, (in
Olexiy> fact the date of creation /dev/tty*), thus commands like
Olexiy> "w", autologd, etc are not able to calculate idle time
Olexiy> correctly. Of course "touch" these devices work just
Olexiy> fine. I had tried to create /dev in boot time, but that
Olexiy> did not help much.
I have noticed very weird behaviour at times here, too.
eg idle time isolating between 0seconds and 112 days, when this was
the tty which was active...
Linux 2.2.12.
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Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
