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Originally Posted by zaoqi
Code:
# chroot.sh
......
# fuser /dev
# exit
umount: /mnt/base-us/root/dev: device is busy
umount: /mnt/base-us/root/dev: device is busy
umount: /mnt/base-us/root: device is busy
umount: /mnt/base-us/root: device is busy
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Again I answer you with a response you dont deserve. Device is busy means that you have:
Either a program running inside the chroot that you have not terminated - "ps aux" will show you which ones, I find it is often dbus. Terminate that program by typing "kill <PID of process>".
Or there is another sub-folder that linux has mounted within your chroot without you knowing. Typing "mount" will show you what. I find usually /dev/pts is the culprit. Than "umount <location>" (or whatever fuse is) to unmount your folder step by step backing up each time.