Hi.
On Nov 18 2012, Karsten Malcher wrote:
> i just tried to use dvdisaster - without success.
> The application just hangs and does not start.
> Every process i started could not be killed manually with "kill -9" !
If a given process doesn't get killed even with signal 9, then it is
probably the case that the process is in the D state and the kernel is
waiting for some device (or IO) to fulfill a request.
Are you trying to create the image of a badly scratched CD/DVD? What if you
do the same operations without dvdisaster? Say, what if you create the image
with ddrescue? Do you still get uninterruptible processes?
Unfortunately, I can't reproduce this myself and I see that Michael has
already tagged this as unreproducible and moreinfo, which is certainly
appropriate here, as we have too few details to continue debugging.
Regards,
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