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The Question is: How can I delete a process that is in RWAST state? Or, how can I tell what resource it is waiting on? The Answer is : Mutual exclusion and resource wait states can arise for a variety of reasons, ranging from quota-related problems to quota leaks to kernel mode programming errors -- rebooting is generally the only sure way to clear up a process wedged in one of these states. The Internals and Data Structures manual -- available from Digital Press at http://www.bh.com -- provides the background necessary to understand and to resolve some of these problems. DECamds can sometimes be used to clear processes wedged due to insufficient quota(s). If the process has a quota leak, clearing the current problem is obviously only a temporary fix.
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