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Subject: Re: FreeBSD 6.3 update and process freeze
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Gil Bidon wrote:
> Hi,
> Since i've updated my machine to FreeBSD 6.3 some process randomly start
> using 100% CPU or are locked to STOP state (in top).
> 
> Is there a known solution / patch ? Except the rollback :)

You need to tell us more information.  What processes are they?

Kris