Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 21 Jun 1999 16:13:38 -0500 | From | Shaw Terwilliger <> | Subject | Re: I know that I am doing bad things but... |
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Ben Woodard wrote: > Steps to reproduce: > ------------------- > 1) insert card > 2) mount card "mount -t vfat /dev/hdc1 /mnt/pccard" > 3) cd /mnt/pccard > 4) eject card > 5) Re-insert card > 6) mount card again > First the mount process hangs and the computer becomes rather > unresponsive. The mouse freezes for a few seconds then catches > up. However, the computer seems to be unstable and eventually hangs > completely. Sort of like the way that Windows does if you keep going > after a GPF.
I don't see any umount there; are you actually doing one, or relying on some card services daemon to do it for you? If you've got a shell hanging around in that directory the umount will fail. You should kill the process with a pwd there and umount the thing.
-- Shaw Terwilliger
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