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Possibly unfreeze a process with Activity Monitor
Actually, Activity Monitor, iStat, etc. do not query, sample, or communicate in any other way with individual programs. All they do is run the command line program "top", and display the output (open up Terminal and try it for yourself; just type "top" and hit return for a similar list which updates in realtime). Merely running "top" will not "wake up" a process that is hung. The process will either finish what it's doing or not.
Possibly unfreeze a process with Activity Monitor
These are interesting anecdotes. If one wanted to add evidence, what logs would help show what caused an app to "un-hang?" Wouldn't they show (or not) the influence of AM or another "trigger?" |
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