Hey all,

I am seeing an issue on one of our Solaris 10 servers and I would like
to get more insight into what is going on.  I suspect it is a kernel
bug and I think mdb is the only way I can look into the kernel to see
what's going on (with respect to this issue).  My mdb skills are close
to non-existent so please bear with me. :)  Anyway, here is what I am
seeing:

The Server is running Solaris 10 Kernel 138888-02.  I have some
processes that appear in the process table and in /proc but they won't
die if killed and can't be trussed and p* commands fail with the error
"no such process."  There are the usual files in the /proc directories
(as, auxv, cred, etc)...at least they appear when I do an ls -l but
anything that does an open() on any of the files gets a ENOENT
returned.  Also mdb fails to attach to the proc but with mdb -k, I can
see an allocated address for the processes.

As I said above, I'm not very skilled with the way's of mdb so I'm not
sure where to go from here.  I'm sure I could reboot the server and
that might fix my problems but I would like to know what's going on
and why.

Thanks
--Brett

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