Any ideas on why the mount and df commands would lock up? I’m assuming some
mounted device has locked up causing mount/df to lockup, but I can’t think
of what device since the hard drive and CDROM are working fine.
Todd Meade <tmeade@telus.net> wrote:
Any ideas on why the mount and df commands would lock up? I’m assuming some
mounted device has locked up causing mount/df to lockup, but I can’t think
of what device since the hard drive and CDROM are working fine.
QNX 4 or QNX 6?
Likely they are blocked on a server that isn’t responding quickly.
Try a sin/pidin from another terminal, and look at who they’re blocked
on to start…
-David
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QNX 4 or QNX 6?
6, isn’t 4 dead 
Likely they are blocked on a server that isn’t responding quickly.
Try a sin/pidin from another terminal, and look at who they’re blocked
on to start…
Doh, man I’m rusty at this QNX stuff. I’ve been stuck in Solaris/AIX for a
year and keep thinking in monolithic kernel terms. Of course I can check to
see if the comman is blocked on a user level driver 
Glad to be back into QNX, even if only part time.
Todd Meade <tmeade@telus.net> wrote:
QNX 4 or QNX 6?
6, isn’t 4 dead >
It’s just a flesh wound.
Likely they are blocked on a server that isn’t responding quickly.
Try a sin/pidin from another terminal, and look at who they’re blocked
on to start…Doh, man I’m rusty at this QNX stuff. I’ve been stuck in Solaris/AIX for a
year and keep thinking in monolithic kernel terms. Of course I can check to
see if the comman is blocked on a user level driver >Glad to be back into QNX, even if only part time.
Welcome back.
-David
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http://www.qnx.com/support/training/
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