> anyone else having execve() hang their kernel, or is it just me?
> 
> i haven't begun tracking it down yet, since it just started happening.
> 

Yesterday I started a  find / -exec /tmp/scriptfile {} \;
The scriptfile did some ls, sed, tee etc. but didn't need much cpu time, so
there were many execs. Its output rate (xterm) was not very high. After I
started it I was able to type in a  ps -ax, but ps didn't anything. The
find process was still running. After 30 minutes I went to work and when
I came back later both processes (find and ps) did their job successfully.

> so many bugs, so little time.
> 

:-(

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