mr_bill

Unfortunately, I do not

I do not. How would I do that?

I was attempting to boot my 7.3.1 server after a normal system shutdown and encountered the following error... mount: /dev/sdg1 mounted on /boot. booting rc.S: Verifying boot/bzimage checksum ... rc.S: Verifying boot/bzroot checksum ... rc.S: Verifying boot/bzfirmware checksum ... rc.S: Verifying boot/bzmodules checksum ... unmount: /dev: target is busy. bzmodules checksum error - press ENTER key to reboot... Looking at the syslog, I noted that during the preceding shutdown there was a problem unmounting /mnt/cache, resulting in multiple retries, which I'm assuming was the reason for the subsequent boot fail... Oct 11 10:39:21 BERRY-UNRAID emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)... Oct 11 10:39:26 BERRY-UNRAID emhttpd: Unmounting disks... Oct 11 10:39:26 BERRY-UNRAID emhttpd: shcmd (165): umount /mnt/cache Oct 11 10:39:26 BERRY-UNRAID root: umount: /mnt/cache: target is busy. Oct 11 10:39:26 BERRY-UNRAID emhttpd: shcmd (165): exit status: 32 Diagnostics zip file attached. Any insight you all might lend in to the reason for the unmount failure and how to get past this boot error would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance! --Bill berry-unraid-diagnostics-20261011-1039.zip