Problem with top

[CharliePuyol]

I killed a process that was using over 90% of my processor, after that when I type top:
CPU TTY PID USERNAME PRI NI SIZE RES STATE TIME %WCPU %CPU COMMAND

6 ? 25121 sybase 154 20 6027M 6428K sleep 18802:54 63.31 63.20 dataserver

0 ? 25122 sybase 154 20 6027M 6428K sleep 7178:41 48.68 48.59 dataserver

6 ? 25124 sybase 154 20 6027M 6428K sleep 8195:36 41.74 41.67 dataserver

4 ? 25120 sybase 154 20 6027M 6428K sleep 8679:37 38.43 38.37 dataserver

5 ? 25106 sybase 152 20 6029M 7804K run 7826:17 34.62 34.56 dataserver

1 ? 25119 sybase 229 20 6027M 6428K run 7302:35 30.79 30.73 dataserver

7 ? 25123 sybase 154 20 6027M 6428K sleep 7380:07 25.79 25.74 dataserver

osmenu.sh[44]: 8761 Illegal instruction

What:
osmenu.sh[44]: 8761 Illegal instruction
means?

[Torsten. · Accepted solution]

I'm sure this is not related to top, but this is a script output sent to your console.

Find out what osmenu.sh does!

[CharliePuyol]

Ok

[Dennis Handly]

>What does this mean?:
osmenu.sh[44]: 8761 Illegal instruction

In the script osmenu.sh on line 44 you executed a program that got Signal 4, SIGILL.
This could occur by clobbering a stack marker, an uninitialized pointer to function, a bad object that then tries a virtual call.
And on IPF, a NaT consumption fault.