On Dec 10, 11:27am, hpeyerl@beer.org (Herb Peyerl) wrote:
-- Subject: Re: Was: Re: Cloning /dev/wd0 Now: rsync

|   8708 rsync    EMUL  "netbsd"
|   8708 rsync    CALL  select(0x2,0,0xbfbfc048,0,0xbfbfc020)
|   8708 rsync    RET   select 0
|   8708 rsync    CALL  select(0x2,0,0xbfbfc048,0,0xbfbfc020)
| 
| 
| It's still all running. It has copied no more new files, it hasn't
| reported anything, and as you can see, hasn't really accrued all
| that much more cpu time.


Ok, so it is selecting on fds in [0..2] and looking if it can write to
them. Which means that it cannot, because it would block. So what
are fd's 0,1,2 point to [use lsof -p 8708]? And why cannot it write?

christos