> On Sat, Sep 25, 1999 at 02:33:21PM -0500, Forever shall I be. wrote:
>
> > I just had a nasty run-in with the darker side of smbfs... It seems that
> > if I'm disconnected prematurely I can not unmount the mounted samba
> > filesystem, and all processes that try to access it go 'D', and can't be
> > killed via kill -9... I'd REALLY like to have those processes gone and
> > the filesystem unmounted _without_ rebooting if possible... Any tips
> > would be appreciated..
>
> Ugh. Can you look at WCHAN in the ps output and see where they're stuck (xref
> the number with your System.map) -- or is this just going to give the address
> of __down, I wonder? Which kernel version, BTW?
>
2.2.12 with devfs 99.5 and crypto 2.2.12.2 (I'm pretty the patches aren't
the cause of the problem, as everyone I've spoken to seems to have this
problem), and I've rebooted, but it's easily reproducable, just mount
a samba share and lose your routes to the host ;)
-- Zinx Verituse (finger @bliss.penguinpowered.com for pgp/gpg keys)(new jul10/99) pgp9FE5C9747EB8FF329BB13199C4008E67/gpg574673A12184A27A9EC0EDCCE132BCEF921B1558 0"2-1=0>0:1(2<192:0?0;0A0@2=0<0=1.0A2=0<2A0-">:#v_52*,@ 55*-3*\68*-+, v >
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