"umount:/mnt/dev/pts:target is busy" error displayed and cannot be umounted

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Manjaro Linux caused kernel panic, so I tried to repair it using chroot method, but the last /mnt umount error "umount:/mnt/dev/pts:target is busy" and I cannot umount it.

When I checked the usage in fuser-v/mnt, I found the following:

/mnt root kernel mount/mnt

The current directory was found in pwd.

What should I do?

linux kernel

2022-09-30 19:24

1 Answers

I think /mnt/dev/pts is the device file of the virtual terminal just chroot.
If the terminal screen (black screen) I am currently using is finished, I think the busy state will be resolved.
So how about ending chroot with exit and umount/mnt?

#exit
# umount/mnt


2022-09-30 19:24

If you have any answers or tips


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