With linux 2.6.4 and Debian, in the boot process, I get:
INIT: version 2.85
umount /initrd: device busy
Those lines are taken from memory but I hope they will resemble the
original ones. Putting it otherwise, immediately after starting init,
there is an attempt to umount /initrd. And it fails. Is this failure a
bug (with Debian's mkinitrd)?
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