[CS-FSLUG] Killing a SMB Mount

[Timothy R. Butler]

I have an SMB share I mounted a few months back on a GNU/Linux box and 
forgot about. The SMB server disconnected (or needed a reboot) long 
ago, and left a partially mounted share on my fs. I've tried umount and 
umount -f and both return the following:

	
root at coconut [/home/tbutler]# umount /mnt/smb
umount: //server8/backupshare: not found
umount: /mnt/smb: can't write superblock

	Any ideas?

	Thanks,
		Tim

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