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:> done
:> sleep 10
:> umount -vatmfs || echo MFS umount failed.
:
:
:It appears that a kill -9 gets ignored if there's still files open on the mfs.
:
:Other than killing  the process, how do you umount a manually started mfs?

    With 'umount' :-)

    The MFS process is not running in userland.  It ignores all signals
    except when there are no active references to it.

						-Matt


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