This just means that /dev/md3 is busy.
Is it mounted? Does any process have it open?
There is a bug in one version of raidtools that causes raidstop to
incorrectly report this error, but I think that bug only affects
/dev/md0..
What does
strace raidstop /dev/md3
show?
NeilBrown
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