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  • How do I kill a process from SKDB?

    From Tim O'Leary@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 12 09:53:00 2016
    Hello, I keep managing to lock up my SBC when I attempt to open() a raw SCSI device. I can reset the card, but I'm also wondering if I can kill the offending PID from within the kernel debugger.

    I can do a "p" from within SKDB, but I don't see any means of actually killing a given PID.

    Thanks,
    Tim

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  • From stef@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jul 15 02:36:40 2016
    No you cannot kill a process from SKDB.

    only modification you may do on a running process
    is to modify it priority
    this may be done by
    * P <prio> <tid>
    - where prio is process priority*2
    - where tid is thread id of the main process thread


    Le mardi 12 juillet 2016 18:53:01 UTC+2, Tim O'Leary a écrit :
    Hello, I keep managing to lock up my SBC when I attempt to open() a raw SCSI device. I can reset the card, but I'm also wondering if I can kill the offending PID from within the kernel debugger.

    I can do a "p" from within SKDB, but I don't see any means of actually killing a given PID.

    Thanks,
    Tim

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