> Some thoughts about proc_stop and proc_unstop:
> 
> - In src/sys/kern/kern_sig.c the proc_stop comments says the process
> must not be on the run queue. Isn't that obsolete? There is a case for
> threads in LSRUN state in that function.

There is a case for LSRUN ... but it is wrong ;-)
The lwp yanked from the runqueue might be active in the
kernel and hold an important lock or other resources.
( Example: lock on the root vnode)

Unfortunately sys__lwp_suspend and suspendsched 
do the same thing.

I am not sure if anyone else is using LWPs outside of SA.
There are probably some nasty surprises waiting for you.

I really hate being so negative - but unfortunately I don't
have the time to do more than pointing fingers.

	Stephan