OK, how about this process:
root 16069 0.0 0.0 0 0 ? Z Mar 21 0:00 (modprobe
<zombie>)
and about 14 like it...
this is under a 2.0.35 kernel, so would kerneld own these processes?
s
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>> Does any one know
>> How a zombie proecess is killed.
>
> It is already dead. It is just an entry waiting for its parent process to
> notice. As with all good horror movies if you take out the source of the
> zombie processes the zombies all vanish
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