Hi,
If you can reproduce this, please run
ps l BZR_PID
inserting the right process id there. The second word is a lower-case l. That will tell us where it was in the kernel.
Generally speaking a process stuck for a long time in D would be a kernel bug not an application bug.
-- Martin
Hi,
If you can reproduce this, please run
ps l BZR_PID
inserting the right process id there. The second word is a lower-case
l. That will tell us where it was in the kernel.
Generally speaking a process stuck for a long time in D would be a
kernel bug not an application bug.
--
Martin