If a process doesn't like to be terminated in a "civilized" manner, you can do a "kill -9 <process number>" as root. Very few processes can ignore this; for those I happened to encounter I could not find any other solution than terminating the process evoking them in the first place or rebooting.
bingus
Oct 24 2007, 02:01 PM
QUOTE (scoonma @ Oct 24 2007, 08:50 PM)
If a process doesn't like to be terminated in a "civilized" manner, you can do a "kill -9 <process number>" as root.
Yeah... I did give that a go, but it wasn't working either. I found a post from a Ubuntu user who had the same issue, could only get them to terminate by rebooting.
Ah well, it was only a once off... so I'm not too worried about it.
Cheers though!
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