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wrote: > "Don Levey" wrote: >> Derek wrote: >>> On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 03:42:09PM -0400, Don Levey wrote: >>>> I'm trying that now. However, I just did a ps -ef to see what is >>>> running, and found the two lsof commands I had thought I had >>>> killed. > > Some other things to try... > > strace -f rpm -Uvh <filename> > > That should help determine what is causing the hang. Since you have > indicated that other things are hanging, I wonder if you have some > NFS filesystems which weren't unmounted and now the servers are > offline. Or perhaps some other filesystem device which was there but > is now gone. USB storage perhaps? > > Something to think about. > > - christoph I think this was the key. The whole reason I did this was because the main server went down - and it was serving up an NFS partition. I did end up rebooting the machine, couldn't find the remote NFS at startup, and then things were OK. Thanks again, -Don
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