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Hi Kevin,I think you are on the right track with checking mtab, etc. The EBUSY comes from not being able to open the block device exclusively because something else has this open already. Could be udev or other system processes as well. You can try lsof to see if that lists anything with /dev/sdb1 open. It is also possible that you need to reboot if you just setup device partitions.-Ben
On Sep 19, 2019, at 1:10 PM, Kevin Buterbaugh <kevin.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,Very (VERY) new to ScoutFS and trying to create my first simple one node, one device, ScoutFS filesystem. Despite what step 2 of the Quick Start section on https://github.com/versity/scoutfs-kmod-dev says, I can't get ScoutFS to make a filesystem:[root@somehost scoutfs]# scoutfs mkfs -Q 1 /dev/sdb1failed to open '/dev/sdb1': Device or resource busy (16)scoutfs: mkfs failed: Device or resource busy (16)[root@somehost scoutfs]#According to the aforementioned web page, the above should "Make a New Filesystem (destroys contents, no questions asked)".On this host /dev/sdb1 is a local disk and it's not mounted according to /etc/mtab. There's nothing in /etc/fstab for it, either.Help, please! Thanks...Kevin--
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