RE: [uml-user] how to unlock root filesystem

[Hanson, J. M <jon...@in...>]

	I had that problem as well. However I found that "kill -9" will
get rid of the processes if you do them all at once.

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-----Original Message-----
From: use...@li...
[mailto:use...@li...] On Behalf Of
Bin Ren
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 5:57 AM
To: User UML
Subject: [uml-user] how to unlock root filesystem

Hi,

After the user mode linux kernel panics, I boot UML again
and am told the root filesystem is locked by PID xxxxxx.
When I do a 'ps aux | grep linux', I find a lot of kernel threads
and processes running. Sometimes I can kill all of them with
'kill' or 'killall'. But most of the times, they just persists, possibly
because the signal is blocked.

As a result, I have to reboot my machine in order start UML again.
Is there any easy method to unlock the root file?

Thanks a lot.
-- Bin



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