Re: Driver (lackof) Robustness

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>well do they (i.e. ps -axl) ?
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>john
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Looks like it to me
During running

000     0  1122  1082   9   0  2356 1016 wait4  S    tty1       0:00 su
100     0  1123  1122   9   0  2572 1388 wait4  S    tty1       0:00 bash
000     0  1155  1123   9   0 18288  656 nanosl S    tty1       0:00 
./test626
040     0  1156  1155   9   0 18288  656 do_pol S    tty1       0:00 
./test626
040     0  1157  1156   9   0 18288  656 end    S    tty1       0:00 
./test626
040     0  1158  1156   9   0 18288  656 end    S    tty1       0:00 
./test626
100   500  1159  1064   9   0  2496 1328 wait4  S    tty2       0:00 -bash

Immediately after ctrl-c

000     0  1122  1082   9   0  2356 1016 wait4  S    tty1       0:00 su
100     0  1123  1122   0   0  2572 1388 read_c S    tty1       0:00 bash
100   500  1159  1064   9   0  2496 1328 wait4  S    tty2       0:00 -bash


There is the main process, the two threads and what..a thread manager? 
 I don't know what all the columns are, if you see something unusual, 
please let me know.

Thanks for showing me how to list the processes.

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