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How did you kill it?
If you didn't use 'service nfs stop', then it likely left a lock/pid file behind in eg /var/run.
Try to stop all the nfs related service cleanly, check for nfs services that are running and stop them also.
Check for pid/lock files, then use the service cmd to restart.
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Why??? Never use kill -9 unless a process is seriously wedged.
In fact, don't use kill on registered services at all if you can possibly avoid it.
Anyway try cleaning up as per my previous post.
rpciod may be ok, but I'd try to shutdown the nfsiod one.
you must not kill -9 daemons and kernel processes, it may destroy your running system.
If kill -9 <process> does not work it usually means you need to restart kernel process - that means a reboot.
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