> > Ever see a process that survives kill -9? > The init-process survives it always. I've seen programs survive it. As far as I can tell, they are waiting for an IO operation to complete, and it has been lost (or perhaps an NFS hardmount?) Alt-sysreq-k? I'll keep that in mind. But what if the program is surviving kill -9? It does happen, at least on 2.0.34 kernels.
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