On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 03:55, Sheng Yue wrote: > Hi,all: > I've got a big problem. Every time I shut down my RH Linux7.1 system, I can always >see this prompt: > Unmounting proc file system: umount:/proc:device is busy [FAILED] > What does it mean?
When the system is up, try to unmount /proc. If it fails, find out what is preventing the successful unmounting like this: 'fuser -vm /proc' That command should tell you what processes are "in" that fs. > Besides, when I was starting linux system, the computer told me: > Can not mount swap...[FAILED] Invalid Argument and so on. > But just after a few seconds, the computer said: > Enabling swap... [OK] > I really don't know where the matter is. I have not done anything about the swap >partition. Please help me. When the system is up, does 'free' report any swap space available? Look at /etc/fstab, and make sure the device file for your swap is correct. If so, run: # swapoff <swapdev> # mkswap <swapdev> # swapon <swapdev> Otherwise, fix fstab. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
