On 2005-03-01, Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> wrote:
>
>:> being reaped. I couldn't find anything in the logs to suggest why
>:> the process died, but it isn't there so it must have.
>:>
>:> Could you investigate further? Is init or /etc/ttys set up to do
>:> something or access something that might be causing it to die? It
>:> sounds like whatever is causing it to blow up is occuring early on.
>:>
>:> -Matt
>:> Matthew Dillon
>:> <dillon@backplane.com>
>:
>:Checked /etc/ttys and nothing weird there. How to check what init is set up to
>:do?
>
> Check that init is even running after booting. If it is, start a
> ktrace -p 1 (make sure on a filesystem with lots of space).
> When you start getting zomibes check init again, it should be dead,
> and scp the ktrace file to leaf.
>
> If init is not running then something during booting is blowing it up.
> Another possibility is that your world and libraries have somehow gotten
> corrupted and init is having a problem related to that, but I can't
> imagine the system getting to a login prompt without init so I expect
> init is running initially.
>
> -Matt
> Matthew Dillon
> <dillon@backplane.com>
doing a "ps aux" I can see:
root 1 0,0 0,0 556 72 ?? DLs Sob01am 0:00,38 /sbin/init --
so init is running? 96 zombies currently