* Michael Heldebrant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001.11.24 13:06:34-0600]:
> I think a kill -STOP PID and a kill -CONT PID will allow you to do what
> you want.  STOP is a nonblockable signal according to the kill man page
> so this should work regardless of the antisuspend intelligence of a
> process.

very very very cool. thanks. i knew something like that existed. a
couple of our users run windoze. without their knowledge, this windoze
runs in vmware atop of debian :)
some of their computers have also been abused (by me) for other
purposes. like printing, and sometimes vmware, even when not used,
tends to get in the way a lot. now i simply suspend it through ssh :)

thanks!

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