process did not exit properly after kill signal

1999-05-26 Thread Eric Haug
Hi,
I have a pr440fx dual PPro system with 132Mb.
I replaced memory and was testing memory with a short program
(included below) and decided to try to kill it
keyboard signals did change what the system was doing
in that the swapping that was occurring stopped.
kill -9 PID did not have the usual effect.
But the process has not exited, the shell prompt has not returned.
The system now is strangely sluggish.
ps indicates that the pagedaemon is accumulating a lot of run time.
the program is in DE+ state. top says it's STATE is objtrm.
this is with FreeBSD 4.0-CURRENT of about Wed May  5 06:20 CDT
I suppose this is some VM problem with cleaning up on program exit.
Fixed since May 5 ???
eric haug
Saint Louis Univ

#define L 32

long j[L][1024][1024];
main()
{
int l,m,n,o;
for(o=0; o16;o++)
for(l=0; lL; l++)
for(m=0; m1024; m++)
for(n=0; n1024; n++)
j[l][m][n] = 1;
}




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Re: Using Soren's new ATA driver

1999-03-04 Thread Eric Haug
Hi
I am also seeing this same problem.
With ATA_DEBUG and AD_DEBUG I see that blocks 127 and 2127
are read successfully and then the panic.

eric haug
Saint Louis Univ.

  ad0s4: cannot find label (no disk label)
  /: bad dir ino 2 at offset 0: mangled entry
  panic: ufs_dirbad: bad dir
  


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Re: style 9 pet annoyance

1999-02-01 Thread Eric Haug

Hi All,
You should run vi with set tabstop=3 and shiftwidth=3
and see what you think of the 4 spaces that are IMHO
now making the code look really bad.
I think that the spaces stuff should be eliminated
in favor of only tabs.
Yes, i just deal with it.
eric haug
Saint Louis Univ

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