File system in Busy or in use?

Folks,
We have 6500 series switches in our network and often get this message when trying to upgrade.
"file system in use" or "file system in busy"
I forget what the exact message is, but it is one of these.
Would someone know under what circumstances would this happen?
Thanks

Hi,
I have seen this message mostly when the active sup is synchronizing the CAT OS of the config file to the stand-by sup and you try to access the flash using the command dir bootflash:. If the sup is synchronising the file and your try to access the MSFC you will get the same error.
You are already running the latest code in the 7.x series for the Sup.i.e 7.6(14). There is another series 8.x for the SUP but we will not recommned it untill and unless you havea hardware the requires that series or any other software issue.
You good to go with the Cat OS that you have.
You can reset the sup and you will fallback on redundent sup.Do not reset the whole chasis.
regards,
-amit singh

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<copied>
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