>>>>> "lucas" == lucas  <lucas_at_universogratis.com.ar> writes:

    lucas> Good point, but no, there's no venus process running....

There doesn't need to be a venus process running.  The problem is that
on Linux process exit does not unmount the coda file system.  This
means that if you shut down without an explicit umount, either by hand
or from a shutdown script, the file system will remain mounted
although it is useless.

Try `mount' with no arguments.

If you had done any work with the filesystem in any process still
running, you may have CWDs pointing to it.  You need to either change
CWD or kill those processes to unmount /coda.  I use

ls -l /proc/[0-9]*/cwd | fgrep /coda

as root to find them; other people use fuser, I think.

> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Lucas wrote:
>
>> 14:01:39 Mounting root volume...
>> 14:01:39 CHILD: mount system call failed. Killing parent.
>
> Is it, by any chance, a repeated venus startup?
> Then you might have to manually umount /coda before you can run venus
> again.
>
> Just a guess,
> --
> Ivan
>
>



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