Solaris 2.5.1 Workshop 5.0 Debug Problem

I've posted this on comp.unix.solaris and haven't received any answers, so I thought this might work.
I was having trouble with a C++ system I'm wrapping up where a third
party library was requiring that I compile with the -mt flag for
multi-threading. This was causing iostreams in my program (which is
not multi-threaded) to hang on mutex locks. I was told this was a
known problem and to load all of the latest OS and Workshop patches.
So, I loaded the following patches and patch clusters:
Workshop
107311-17
107355-07
107357-11
107390-16
p-15569
p-15577
p-15589
p-15595
OS
2.5.1_Recommended
Now, I can't test the mutex problem because before I can get there, I
get the following message from the Teamware Debugger while stepping
through my program:
"Cannot resume process -- continue failed -- Device busy"
I am running Workshop 5.0 Dated 12/15/98.
Unfortunately, upgrading is not a possibility as the third party
software will not work on anything else. Also, the work I'm currently
doing is some touch-up before we port the whole thing to Java in a
couple of months.
If anyone has any ideas, I would be greatly appreciative.

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