> 
> I am running 'jbconfig' on a Sun Solaris box, it is a networker 7.1.3 client
> and storagenode to a 7.1.3 server.  The 'jbconfig' command is not returning
> from searching for a SCSI jukebox, but I cannot kill the job.  I was able to
> kill the enclosing shell, but now still have a running jbconfig command with
> parent process of 1.  Is there some way I can kill the program without
> rebooting?

Usually this means that the process has called a kernel function (like
read or such) which is hitting a driver that has stalled.  There's
nothing you can do from user-land to kill the process.  The driver has
to return.

Sometimes power-cycling the device can help.  Sometimes it doesn't.

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