> I think it would work better to go through all the raid volumes and ccds
> and such, and mark them, "unconfig when not in use" or something. Then
> when you unmount the last file system on one of them, it tears itself
> down. The difference is the kernel does the tear-down, now a userland
> program.

That could also be done for standard filesystems (I knew a system
that had one filesystem type where it was true).

Useful if you've got a filesystem in a file...

	David

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