On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Adkisson, Christopher wrote:

> I get this on a UNIX platform, NW 5.5.x.  I simply discover the nsrmmd
> process associated with that drive and terminate it.
>
> # fuser /dev/rmt/?cbn
> produces PID
> # kill -9 PID

Thanks, but as I said before, fuser does not reveal anything in this case.
I could start going by trial and error, but that would kill off active
devices' nsrmmd processes so I think I will have to wait 'til tomorrow and
reboot the system, esp. since its been nearly four weeks since the
previous reboot.

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