Hi, Well, yes. A lot of bmake process will be spawned and you will have a bad time to stop them all. What I use to do the to run a ton of 'killall -9 bmake' very fast until there are no processes left. Of course this is just a rude workaround, but it gives you the chance to avoid the reboot :P
Cheers, Antonio Huete 2010/4/7 Petr Janda <[email protected]>: > On Wednesday 07 April 2010 07:02:27 laurent laborde (via DragonFly issue > tracker) wrote: >> New submission from laurent laborde <[email protected]>: >> >> step to reproduce the problem : >> >> * Fresh install of 2.6.1 >> * cd /usr >> * make pkgsrc-create >> * cd /usr/pkgsrc >> * bmake >> * press ^c (ctrl-c) after a few seconds >> * you get the shell prompt, but some process (look like "configure" stuff) >> keep running in the background and flood your terminal. doing a "killall >> bmake" (or killall -9 bmake) doesn't help. > > > I can confirm this is an isssue. > > Petr >
