Mario Lombardo wrote:
> I wonder what I/O it's hooked to? Andrew M. Hoerter mentioned possibly some
> sort of I/O. Now I'm thinking it's attached to a device driver or hardware.
Use "lsof -p PID", where PID is the process ID. It will show you a
listing of all the open files by your process (including network
sockets). It might give you some clues.
Gilberto Molina.
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