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From: Balaji <balajibsd@yahoo.com>
Subject: Help on VFS operations
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Hello there,
    I am using vn_open and vn_rdwr for opening and read/writing to a
file on a SCSI disk in the kernel. Now, when I want to close the file,
I use VOP_UNLOCK followed by vn_close. This finishes properly but the
disk becomes inaccessible after the close operation. How can I
eliminate this problem? I need to unmount the disk immediately after
closing the file.
Awaiting your reply.
Yours Sincerely,
Balaji Raghavan

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