I have some process that is in uninterruptible sleep due to limited memory. After I kill other processes, there is enough memory available for it now. How do I change the status of the process from uninterruptible sleep to normal running? Or the OS will automatically make the change? Or do I have to kill it and start it agian? Thanks and regards!
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Uninterruptible means uninterruptible. You can't kill it without a reboot and you can't force a status change. If the state that is causing this resolves itself or a timeout expires, the process should resume. You may have some other I/O that is blocked and causing this or it may be a bug. | |||
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