The truss utility may help you determine why a particular process is hanging. The truss command executes the specified UNIX command, and then truss provides a data profile (trace) of the specified command's execution. It's a very useful troubleshooting tool. Here's an example below.
#truss -d unix_command
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I feel the need to make a wildly inappropriate comment --
If the guys I dated were as well hung as some of the processes that run on my server, the world would be a better place. Well, for me at least.
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okay i'm learning this truss thing....here is my truss command output, having problems in root directory; when you try to run ls with any attributes it just hangs:
cai01:/> truss -p 22721
lstat64("./mnt", 0xEFFFF5A0) (sleeping...)
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