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Hi, I recently did the redhat kernel upgrade to 2.4.9-31 and found that an old smartmedia reader I had now works :) (Lexar USB SmartMedia Reader) and shows up as vfat formatted scsi drive. Everthing went fine until I tried to unmount it. It says the device is busy and when I run fuser -v on it the device it says that mount is tieing the device up. /etc/fstab entry: /dev/sda1 /mnt/smedia auto noauto, user, rw 0 0 data from of 'fuser -v /mnt/smedia' USER PID ACCESS COMMAND /mnt/smedia root kernel mount /mnt/smedia Now this doesn't make any sence to me, because the device sucessfully mounted and i was able to copy my pictures off of it with no problem. So why is mount still running on it? Oh just to confuse matters, if I log out of X I can unmount it. Any ideas? (oh yea, this is all being done from my user account, not root) -fjr
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