2013/7/16 Petr Salinger <[email protected]>: > The value itself does not matter here, but ABS->33 change. > > Try to build and run via ktrace under stable and under sid > > int main() > { > sbrk(16*1024); > }; > > You will see the key difference.
Just one thought that came to mind, in case this helps: startup.S in GRUB relies on this symbol to calculate the size of BSS. If the symbol is wrong, then BSS is not appropiately zeroed. I would expect other "special" programs using the GNU toolchain to have similar trouble. E.g. SeaBIOS, Linux, the C runtime entry point for glibc itself (I forgot its name, I think it was called "crtbegin")... How did all these solve it? -- Robert Millan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CAOfDtXNdeNz8x1=0HYy=_kwstn9qzcrdhkdcfy4fmjn6-p-...@mail.gmail.com
