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Jim Mock <mij@soupnazi.org> wrote:

>> Not sure if it's related but I've just tried top again:
>> wall# top
>> top: nlist failed
>
>Things like this usually happen if your kernel is out of sync with your
>userland.  "ps" is probably also broken if you're out of sync.

kernel was built with sources from the 4.8-Release iso after install from
the same CD so it doesn't seem possible.  ps -aux worked while top =
didn't.

After a reboot top works again.

Thanks
John.