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What is ImageDecoder in CentOS

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Noticing multiple threads named "ImageDecoder" showing up in the output of top (when threads are turned on with "H").

Can someone tell me what it is?

posted Feb 4, 2014 by Amit Parthsarthi

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You can use pkill -9 to kill process tree.
It its killed then ok otherwise use 

preap 17775 
17775: exited with status 0

if you still not able to clear the process,then only way to reboot the server.
Prior to rebooting the servers,collect the following information.These information will be required to find the root cause for the issue.
1.Take the ps -ef output
2. If possible run the sun explorer and collect the data .
3. Take other necessary configuration backups like df,netstat,ifconfig commands output and reboot the server.

answer Feb 12, 2014 by Amit Kumar Pandey
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