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When I use procstack <processid> this is what I get:
procstack: <processid> is not a process
What is the definition of an AIX process? Isn't everything that the ps -ef command shows, a process?
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Not necessarily. Not intimately familiar with AIX but I've seen special kernel "processes" listed by ps on other systems.
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please post this output. Are you 100% the PID exists?
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It does give me a process name for the command, but when I use the same process id as argument to the procstack command, it says not a process?
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Yes, but what
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Well, found /proc was not mounted!!!!!
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