Two hours later (with the process IDs in the 800's), /sbin/update
did run successfully, but it tried to suck up as much CPU as
possible.
Now I seem to be getting more normal behavior by running
"/sbin/update -S", so that it calls sync() rather than bdflush(1,0).
Any suggestions?
-Paul <kimoto@lightlink.com>
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