> You are looking for mdb.
>
> echo '0t22861::pid2proc |::walk thread |::findstack'
> | mdb -k
>
There are over 120 threads in the very long output, I will post some sections
of the output here but they are mostly look alike, what can I do with this
information, is there a way to kill 22861 at
You are looking for mdb.
echo '0t22861::pid2proc |::walk thread |::findstack' | mdb -k
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 11:28 PM, Vahid Moghaddasi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply,
> Before I used lsof, I tried pstack and truss -p but I get the following
> message:
> # pstack 22861
Thanks for your reply,
Before I used lsof, I tried pstack and truss -p but I get the following message:
# pstack 22861
pstack: cannot examine 22861: unanticipated system error
# truss -p 22861
truss: unanticipated system error: 22861
# pstack -F 22861
pstack: cannot examine 22861: unanticipated sy
>Hi everyone,
>I am not exactly sure if this is ZFS problem or Java or something else?
>On a T2000 with latest patch 120011-14, we are not able to kill a Java
>process, e.g. kill or kill
-9 has no affect on the process. I did a lsof on the PID and saw over 200 open
files and many are s
howing t
Hi everyone,
I am not exactly sure if this is ZFS problem or Java or something else?
On a T2000 with latest patch 120011-14, we are not able to kill a Java process,
e.g. kill or kill -9 has no affect on the process. I did a lsof on the PID and
saw over 200 open files and many are showing the foll
