That's a good indication. Which process?6783 :-)
hangs. Tried that. The fact that 'ls' works, and 'ls -la' hangs suggests to me this has to do with the filesystem. Alas, (or joy), the machine works after the reboot, so I cannot test this theory.Ideas, anyone? I don't even know how to find out which process it was (i have a general idea, due to the fact that I tried to kill services, and some of them hung).
cat /proc/$PID/cmdline?
No sysreq. No NFS (I know NFS is rife with uninterruptable sleeps). I don't know about SIS, I'll check. About serial consol - anyone has a RJ-45 to D9 serial cable?
df -h doesn't show any problem
any chance a kernel update will prevent this from recurring? (currently 2.4.18-8 from woody)
Shachar
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