I'm looking for some solutions to use ps auxf command to show all processes without kernel threads, or maybe anyone know any else program to filter that kernel process?
What I've tried and found:
ps --ppid 2 -p 2 --deselect
OK, but the processes are not arranged like in the usual 'ps aux':
ps axl | awk '$7 != 0 && $10 !~ "Z"'
much more chaos in result
ps auxf | grep -v ]$
In my opinion, it's a stupid solution to cut out after this sign. There are normal processes with ' [ ] '
It would be great if there was a switch like: -k -- show kernel threads :) and any other option would only show the system processes beginning with Init. Then, using ps aux or ps auxf would be more convenient.
Someone? something? knows any better solution.
It's the u in ps aux which defines the output columns. You can use:
ps u --ppid 2 -p 2 --deselect