Subject: rebuild kernel or get new hard drive?
Keith Deterling <[email protected]>
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Drop it to single user mode before trying to umount your filesystems and do the fscks. Possibly some of your rootvg partitions - like /usr and /var are on the ones you are trying to umount, and since they are part of the kernl mounts, a simple umount won't unmount them. I highly recommend staying away from the "lazy" umount command - "umount -l /filesystem". You can go to single user mode by typing "init 1" of course that makes the machine completely unavailable. Keith Deterling [email protected] Advisory IT Specialist Unix & Intel Server Services - IBM Account IBM Global Services - Americas Service Delivery – Server Systems Operation Team Essex, Junction, VT 05242 – Bldg. 967 – 1C2009 Tie-Line 8-446-3535 or (802) 769-3535 Fax: (802)-769-4253 (T/L: 8-446-4253)