OS: Debian
Host kernel: 2.6.10, self-compiled, no SKAS patch, nothing else unusual.
UML: 2.4.26-3um-1
Because of a misconfiguration I had to kill a UML instance, which
didn't respond to mconsole cad or anything else. However, it appears
to have left an unkillable "linux" process as follows:
debian:~# ps aux | grep linux
root 1224 0.2 9.9 32832 25512 ? T May21 3:01 linux
(slave2) [(kernel thread)]
umid=slave2
ubd0=/uml-files/slave2 ubd1=/uml-files/swap2 con=pts con0=fd:0,fd:1
eth0=tuntap,,,10.10.10.10
kill 1224 and kill -9 1224 both return without affecting the task.
When I try to start the UML-instance it complains about a *different*
non-existant process:
F_SETLK failed, file already locked by pid 1244
Failed to lock '/uml-files/slave2', err = 11
unable to open /uml-files/slave2 for validation
Any ideas anyone? Help!
Cheers,
Cliff
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