( deleted earlier message when tired :( )
fuser -v /boot
Won't tell you why the partition is busy, only that the kernel has it
mounted (as you saw). Try:
fuser -vm /boot
You'll likely see that the reason it's busy is that klogd has files
open. So, stop the syslog service (/etc/rc.d/init.d/syslog stop), and
then unmount /boot. You may be able to mount the partition currently in
/dos as /boot without having to delete the files currently contained
therein.
MSG
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