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My question is why on earth would login be using my drive? Is this bad? What should I do?\Įdit: Login seems to have left the drive alone but I still can't unmount due to mds. Mds 2106 root 5r DIR 1,5 476 2 /Volumes/Workspace

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That should free them up so the gpt command will stop giving you the resource busy error. Of course, nothing is mounted on /dev/disk1 or /dev/disk2, so you will have to issue a diskutil unmountdisk /dev/diskN for those. Login 653 root cwd DIR 1,5 850 29 /Volumes/Workspace/src/projectname If you type umount /dev/disk3, that should work. However, in some scenarios, you may encounter the target is.

I'd already checked the output of fuser -vm /lsof +D , mount and cat /proc/mounts, checked whether some old nfs-kernel-server was running, turned off quotas, attempted (but failed) a umount -f and all but resigned myself to abandoning 924. In Linux, we use the umount command to unmount a device or partition as specified by its path.

I'm now down to just two: /Volumes$ sudo lsof /Volumes/Workspace/ĬOMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME To add to BruceCran's comment above, the cause for my manifestation of this problem just now was a stale loopback mount. MDS is part of spotlight so I disabled spotlight indexing on the volume. It seems I could just close the terminal but since I'm pretty sure it's not using it so I ran sudo lsof and saw several "mds" and one "login". If I try unmounting via the Finder: "The disk “Workspace” couldn’t be ejected because “Terminal” is using it.". Hdiutil: unmount failed - Resource /Volumes$ ls 4044.873100 sd-umount8299: Failed to unmount /oldroot: Device or resource busy 4044.839977 sd-umount8300: Failed to unmount /oldroot/sys: Device or resource busy 4044.290367 shutdown1: Failed to finalize file systems, ignoring. Hdiutil: unmount: "/Volumes/Workspace" failed to unmount due to error 49168. Method 1: Right Steps to Unmount Volume for Repair on Disk Utility Method 2: Fix with a USB boot drive Method 3: Use the terminal application Method 4. Hi, when i click shutdown system button, my motherboard logo shows up for about 2 mins. In the worst case scenario, where an entire volume is corrupted, Rubrik has a live mount.

#Terminal could not unmount disk resource busy install#

Hdiutil: couldn't unmount "disk1" - Resource /Volumes$ hdiutil unmount /Volumes/Workspace Copy Install macOS Sierra Developer Beta.app to another folder (e.g., /Desktop) Change the permissions for Install macOS Sierra Developer Beta. You can see that the NFS module is not loaded in the kernel. I don't usually unmout it but I need to take a backup and it's refusing to let me unmount: /Volumes$ lsof | grep /Volumes$ lsof /Volumes$ hdiutil detach /Volumes/Workspace "Workspace" is an encrypted dmg where I keep my code.