[ltp] Re: Re: help in troubleshooting ACPI drain with 2.6.10 please

[André Wyrwa]

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Hi,

> > It might also be rased by some userspace process that uses the accordin=
g
> > device.
> >=20
> And is there some "lsof" like command ot know what processes are using=20
> the modules ?

You can actually use lsof to figure out what's having a lock on
your /dev entries. Usually you will have a /dev node associated with a
module, like for sound drivers and such. Unfortunately i don't remember
the right parameters for that and if you don't have a device node
associated i don't have a clue what you can do at all. (I always asked
myself why no one wrote a program that does this.)

Andr=E9.


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