Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

env: AIX Version 5.2
I use command to operate the file such as rm <filename>ls -l <filename> and so on,some phenomenon has returned
1the command not end except "ls <filename>"
2the command can't end when I use "kill -9" to stop
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Is <filename> on an NFS mounted directory? If so, is the NFS server working properly? If you have the filesystem "hard mounted" and something goes wrong it can cause behaviour like this.

HTH

Jim Lane
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

the file is on /dev/dsadm filesystem and Mounted on /dsadm. I catch this info through /etc/filesystems.
detail :
/dsadm:
dev = /dev/dsadm
vfs = jfs2
log = /dev/loglv03
mount = false
options = rw
account = false
what does "hard mounted" mean?
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

OK, forget my first reply, it's not an NFS filesystem. Post the output of the following commands:

df -k /dsadm
ls -ld /dsadm

It's not relevant to your problem but, for reference, "hard mounted" is an option in NFS whereby the client mounts the filesystem and then waits, forever if need be, for the mount to complete. It's used in cases where the system would be unable to function properly if the filesystem can't be mounted.

HTH

Jim Lane
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Thanks for you replay

scdmr:dsadm/home/dsadm$df -k /dsadm
Filesystem 1024-blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/dsadm 204472320 197544676 4% 77589 1% /dsadm
scdmr:dsadm/home/dsadm$ls -ld /dsadm
drwxr-xr-x 8 dsadm staff 4096 Dec 08 17:41 /dsadm
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

OK. That all looks normal. Now try

cd /dsasm
ls -l /dsadm

and post the output of that.
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