Craig A. James wrote:
Richard Huxton wrote:
If a "kill -9" as root doesn't get rid of them, I think I'm right in
saying that it's a kernel-level problem rather than something else.
Sorry I didn't clarify that. "kill -9" did kill them. Other signals
did not. It wasn't until I manually intervened with the "kill -9" that
the system began the recovery process.
Ah, when you said "unkillable" in the first msg I jumped to the wrong
conclusion.
In that case, see Tom's answer.
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