Hi,
Like in the description.
I see this at shutting down the system.
Not much in the net about that, looks like it refers to systemd.
I do not use currently Debian because of this error.
The question is: it's dangerous for the hard drive?
I don't see any other symptom except this info.
I don't know whether can I ignore such a prompt(I doubt) or not.
Do you have experience with this?
Cheers.
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[SOLVED]Testing, failed to umount /home and /swap parttions.
[SOLVED]Testing, failed to umount /home and /swap parttions.
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Re: Testing, failed to umount /home and /swap partitions.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=801361
Many thanks for the very fast solution!
Updating from 227-1 to 227-2 solves
Re: Testing, failed to umount /home and /swap partitions.
Hi,
Thanks, but I see that it was resolved in version 227.
Today there is 235 in testing so it occurs form time to time.
I don't know whether this make sense to use testing.
I thought that testing branch is better then it looks.
I will revert to the stable.
Thanks, but I see that it was resolved in version 227.
Today there is 235 in testing so it occurs form time to time.
I don't know whether this make sense to use testing.
I thought that testing branch is better then it looks.
I will revert to the stable.