Sally (evil) on Nostr: It'll probably give up after some seconds trying and unmount the directory, this ...

It'll probably give up after some seconds trying and unmount the directory, this behavior should be default, because making the whole system unresponsive due to I/O delays is not something that makes sense.

That being said and just as I was typing the above, I just remembered that the machine where I had this particular issue uses a realtime kernel. Why you might ask, I dunno, ask those mongoloids from Debian as to why Wireguard requires rt Linux rather than just shipping Wireguard with the regular kernel.