Hi, we may not be able to solve this, but since you are running ppc/gentoo I'm guessing that you are an adventurous type. So here is a few thing you can try:
First of all I suggest that you go with the latest snapshot or the 0.15 version, that will make it easier for us to help you track the problem. The sse problem is likely caused by not running configure before make (sse doesn't exist under ppc). Otherwise try to run configure as ./configure --disable-sse, and follow Michael's advice on the make procedure as well. Getting a backtrace from the crash(es) will help us find the problem. So install gdb, check that you have -g or -ggdb in your CFLAGS, and then run gnubg through gdb (gnubg should be installed first) gdb gnubg and in the prompt type run --sync and after the crash type backtrace and then send us the output, and we'll see if the crash is caused by something within our control. Christian. _______________________________________________ Bug-gnubg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
