> Someone drew my attention to a problem he has on vanilla 2.2.2 it
> seems, but I've just checked it happens on -ac7.
> If you mount a device via nfs, it can be unmounted on the remote
> machine, but not on the local machine, where it complains "device is
> busy".
I believe this is the expected and proper behavior. When you export a
mount point, mountd holds a reference to it. It's not possible to umount
whichever device that directory lies upon until the reference is freed via
unexport.
Steve
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