On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 01:57:38PM -0600, Richard A. Smith wrote: > Last week I did an 'apt-get update' of a debain unstable and now I've > noticed that my /proc fs is broke. >
This happened to me as well. I was checking the list to see if it had happened to anyone else. > It appears to be mounted correctly and all the entries show up if you > do a 'ls' but if you actually try to look at an entry its just blank. > I thought mine was mounted correctly as well. However, when I did a 'ls -l' the directory had an Apr 1 2000 timestamp. I was able to do a 'mount -t proc proc /proc' and get everything working. I don't know why it doesn't mount during startup. > Any ideas? I realize that this is more of a kernel thing than a > Debian thing but it seems very suspect that it appears to have broke > after an update. > Sorry I can't be of any more help than it is happening to me too. However, you are not alone. Be sure to manually mount proc before you shutdown. The first time I tried to reboot, the system hung because it couldn't find and pids in /proc to control the shutdown process. Ryan -- "The electoral-college system was designed to protect our nation from the ignorance of its people. And, based on the 2000 vote, it's still dearly needed." - Manny Blake, Systems Analyst
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