I usually run few Java applications, one for server running locally and other for some IDE like NetBeans. And from time to time, after lots of redeployments, my server get stuck on OutOfMemoryException so I need to kill Java process in order to reboot.
So I do pkill -9 java but this also kills my running IDE which I don't want to.
When Linux is usually stable, sometimes a process just wants to mess up and hangs around unwelcomely. It just ignores your request to close up.
How can I kill multiple PID's related to same application/owner with a single command?
Hi Guys
Today I bring you the famous mod from CM/AOKP Roms - Long press to kill apps
As Samsung are now using the long press back button to enable/disable the flash bar I had to modify it slightly.
Long press MENU button will now kill the app :D
Make a backup
Download file and flash in Recovery
thanks Mirko ddd for long press back button tutorial
Feel free to include this in you R
On my Linux server I ran:
sudo thin start -p 80 -d
Now I'd like to restart the sever. The trouble is, I can't seem to get the old process to kill it.
Could someone please make and upload a flashable zip of the kill all feature for the recent apps screen. Cm10.
Thank you.
Can anyone show me how to add The "Hold Back Button To Kill App" feature in any ROM?
The feature is available in CM7 and Zeus, and find it really useful to kill non responding apps/ or to close apps quickly!
I am now planning to switch to Nemesis X, and would like to add this feature before i flash it.
I imagine that kill -9 still just sends a signal to a process. If the process is not behaving well, I would imagine that kill -9 would have no effect. Indeed, today for the first time I saw kill -9 have no effect when sent to a stuck ruby process. So here is my question: Is there some harsher way to kill a process?
Im trying to kill my application, and this also works fine. However when i press the menu key on my nexus 7, the process is still there displaying a black screen. When i click the process it runs app as a from the start, so looks like the kill process works just fine.
This is the method i call on a button click.