In the process of hammering the threaded MPM with flood (which is
threaded too) on a SMP Linux 2.4.3 box, I got processes that were in
a disk sleep state. They are not killable, attachable, or
debuggable. Some documentation in the kernel refers to this D state
as the uninterruptible sleep
On Mon, 23 Jul 2001, Aaron Bannert wrote:
Just on a side note, I also tried to reproduce this bug with my non-SMP
rh71 (linux 2.4.3) machine, and could not.
redhat 7.1's 2.4.3 includes a lot of the patches that eventually made it
into kernels as recent as 2.4.6. this is pretty typical of
