pc A, wheezy, /sbin/init, lenovo x220 laptop pc B, aka "target", wheezy, alternately boot with /sbin/init and /bin/systemd, asus eee701 mini laptop
# Boot pc B with init=/sbin/init # Sequence as run from pc A: unset LS_COLORS unalias ls cd /tmp mkdir t sshfs target:/ t ls ls -l ls -lF cd t ls ls -l ls -lF # everything should have been just fine # Now, repeat above, but with: # Boot pc B with init=/sbin/init ... # the final command, "ls -lF" should hang, perhaps for about 2 or 5 minutes, not sure exactly If, when the final command is hung/blocked, I log in as root to pc B, and run systemctl kill ssh.service, then the command running on pc A balks out, with lots of ????s showing that ls is not happy/ didn't get the info it wanted. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CAOsGNSSaya8up5mH4Pc_V80ieBpLLnHw06j=-62=yx4wlrh...@mail.gmail.com
