You may receive the following error message while starting a VPS:
root@server [~]# vzctl start VEID
vzquota : (error) Quota on syscall for id xxx: Device or resource busy
vzquota : (error) Possible reasons:
vzquota : (error) – Container’s root is already mounted
vzquota : (error) – there are opened files inside Container’s private area
vzquota : (error)
I'm using a rescue-live-system (similar to a live-cd) to fix some issues with my Debian server, like that:
# mkdir -p /mnt/rescue
# mount /dev/md2 /mnt/rescue
# mount --bind /dev /mnt/rescue/dev/
# mount --bind /proc /mnt/rescue/proc/
# mount --bind /sys /mnt/rescue/sys/
Now I can chroot to /mnt/rescue - but after I'm done, how to unmount the filesystem again?
umount: /mnt/rescue: target is bu
Hi,
After switching from Ubuntu back to Fedora I found a zfs dataset I created on FC15 wont mount on FC18. I keep getting "cannot mount 'rsc1tb/store': mountpoint or dataset is busy. Every tool i use to get a status on the file system says its not mounted. Even after a zfs umount -f it doesn't want to remount.
My next step was to backup the data on the filesystem and recreate it..
I'm trying to do the same of this question (multiple linux installation on same filesystem) but I get this result (root filesystem mounted as read-only) .
I'm using debian/sid, have successfully modified the initrd /init script and patched the busybox switch_root to chroot into a subdirectory, the filesystem is ext4.
The kernel boot but the filesystem is mounted read-only and any variant of mount
So, I have this USB thumb drive, and I think it got its filesystem destroyed, either by electric shock for magnet (if that's possible) and I want to try and mount it before throwing it away, like, it doesn't auto-mount, and probably doesn't have a filesystem.
How would I either mount it, locate it, or create a filesystem on it?
Hi,
when i first installed ubuntu(dual boot win 7), i partitioned it to /boot / and /home.
After installing ubuntu for a few months, one of my filesystem /dev/sda7 which is mounted on / is running out of space.
Hello all, perhaps this is an odd request, but I have the requirement none the less. Every time I mount a filesystem (at least an ext4 filesystem), I get a line indicating such in the syslog:
Oct 9 22:26:28 sulaco kernel: EXT4-fs (dm-1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts:
I would like to not have these in the syslog.
I have oi_151a7 and installed from sfe fuse-ext, libfuse and e2fsprogs.
I am new at scripting ... I can do very basic stuff, but now I need a hand.
I have a local filesystem that only will be mounted when I need to do a backup.
I'm starting with this.
#!/bin/bash
export MOUNT=/myfilesystem
if grep -qs $MOUNT /proc/mounts; then
echo "It's mounted."
else
echo "It's not mounted."; then
mount $MOUNT;
fi
As I said, I'm very basic at scripting.
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