Oki DZ said:
> I'd add a bit...
> I guess, the problem lies on Linux; why can't it kill the processes? We're
> root anyway...
I believe they are only virtual processes, if you were to kill the
kernel you would kill the system.
nate
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I'd add a bit...
I guess, the problem lies on Linux; why can't it kill the processes? We're
root anyway...
Oki
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On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 01:14:14AM -0800, nate wrote:
> I believe that is kernel level stuff. It's been a while since I
> played with openafs but I seem to remember it had kernel modules,
It does.
> perhaps if you unload all the modules it will go away?
No.
It makes me wonder, what are the benef
Oki DZ said:
> Hi,
>
> How do you kill the processes that runs under keventd?
> I'm trying to setup openafs-client and I have the following:
> |-keventd-+-4*[afs_background]
> | |-2*[afs_cachetrim]
> | |-afs_callback
> | |-2*[afs_checkserver]
> |
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