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Originally Posted by HeavyComponent View Post
woody14619,

Ok lets say I have to use the force flag. How do I do that?

EDIT: Tried the umount and this is what I got.

Code:
/home/user # umount /dev/mmcblk1
umount: cannot umount /dev/mmcblk1: Invalid argument
/home/user #
Just throw it into the command between sfdisk and the device name. I'm more concerned about the fact that it thinks it's in use. As root just try typing mount and see if it's listing anything for /dev/mmcblk1. If it is, try umounting that by name. (For example, it may have /dev/mmcblk1p1 mounted? But the previous command said it had no partitions, so...)
 

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