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I'm not sure why the processes are left over.
Usually a name space loop, but in this case
that would mean rio has fs in its namespace
and fs has rio in its namespace, but I don't
think you can set things up that way.

To kill them as bootes, use Kill, which is like kill, but
stronger:

g% cat /bin/Kill
#!/bin/rc
ps | sed -n '/ '^$1^'$/s%^[^ ]* *([^ ]*).*%chmod 666 /proc/\1/ctl;echo kill > /proc/\1/ctl%p'
g%

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