It may be that these are threads inside the wine module. Linux maps threads
to individual process's and so might appear as separate process's in the ps
listing.
(a major failing of the current ver of Linux kernel, IMHO )
This is just a guess though. Will need more investigation.
-- Aravind
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Adrian van den Dries [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 8 March 2000 13:33
> To: Aravind Naidu
> Cc: slug; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [SLUG] CDROM
>
>
>
> Either I'm hearing voices, or Aravind Naidu wrote on 27/02/00:
>
> fuser /mnt/cdrom
> will give you all pid's accessing files on the filesystem.
>
> Hmm... I just tried to umount /mnt/c but I get told it's busy. But:
>
> ~ (root@schenker)
> $ fuser -v /mnt/c
>
> USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
> /mnt/c root kernel mount /winc
>
> What is this?
>
> (...Just remembers something...)
>
> Oh, yeah, I tried running IE5 in wine (don't shoot me), and, lo and
> behold,
>
> $ ps aux|grep wine
> az 4268 0.7 17.7 24312 22860 pts/0 T 01:40 0:13 wineserver
> 4
> az 4269 0.5 9.4 30860 12156 pts/0 T 01:40 0:09 wine
> iexplore.exe
> az 4271 0.4 9.4 30860 12156 pts/0 T 01:41 0:08 wine
> iexplore.exe
> az 4273 0.0 9.4 30860 12156 pts/0 T 01:41 0:00 wine
> iexplore.exe
> az 4270 0.0 9.4 30860 12156 pts/0 T 01:40 0:00 wine
> iexplore.exe
>
> Well, that fixed that. But why didn't these processes show up in the
> fuser?
>
>
> [See, I check out back issues!]
>
>
> : adrian :
>
>
>
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