Re: help, mind lock, i'm running out of ideas fast

["Blunier, Mark" <Mark.Blunier@Williams.com>]

I think you do not have ps mounted.  /proc is not empty.
When the script run that mount it at bootup, is sees that
/proc is not empty, so it doesn't get mounted.  The files
that you see are a copy of /proc from when you copied a
running system to the current partition.  To fix it, do an
	rm -rf /proc/*
Then reboot.  (Don't have /proc mounted by hand when you
do the rm -rf, or it won't delete the files under the
mount point).

Mark
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bob T. Kat [mailto:bobkat79@charter.net]
> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 9:23 AM
> To: luci-discuss@luci.org
> Subject: Re: help, mind lock, i'm running out of ideas fast
> 
> 
> It was only ps that was hanging, unless you were shutting 
> down then the
> whole box would hang because it was looking for the processes to kill
> from proc (which wasn't there), has anyone ever told you 
> you're a genius
> now if I could just figure out why in the world it's not just mounting
> proc on boot, oh an BTW the df command reported back that proc was
> mounted on /proc and it had the exact same size and dimensions as the
> root filesystem, after doing the mount command it no longer 
> shows up in
> df, at least now I have something to work with, thanks

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