Hi, using of personal .config is not a good idea. if you are unable to kill even with -9, this means that the process is probably so called zombie, which is ... already dead :-)
if it is zombie then see to system logs for kernel/process oopses and see what have died. most probably it was kswapd, which means bugs in virtual memory management. always upgrade to latest stable kernel, don't use distro kernels (they are very general purpose so not too eficient). if you have very large machine with >200 processess consider using WOLK kernel -- Work Overloded Linux Kernel (http://wolk.sf.net). please reply to the list - not to specific message sender! (could be the list configured to include proper Reply-To header???) regards, P -- Pawel Dziekonski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, KDM WCSS avatar:0:0: -> See message headers for privacy policy info.
