Is this the version with the patched mmap.c, I guess?
On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Greg Ames wrote: > I should mention that there were a bunch of seg faults within a minute > or two, then nothing. NetAnts' web page says it is a download manager > with several connections each downloading a small piece of the file. > That may explain why the seg faults were clustered in time. Well, that's good in a way. :) > (gdb) dump_brigade b > dump of brigade 0x812c6a8 > 0: bucket=HEAP(0x81311e8), length=207, data=0x8131558 > 1: bucket=TRANSIENT(0x81315b0), length=5, data=0xbfbfe894 > 2: bucket=HEAP(0x81310e0), length=389, data=0x8131138 > 3: bucket=IMMORTAL(0x8131608), length=2, data=0x8083db9 > 4: bucket=IMMORTAL(0x8131660), length=5, data=0x8083dbc > 5: bucket=EOS(0x8131298), length=0, data=0x0 > 6: bucket=(0x814fefc), length=135590000, data=0x280adea0 Bucket #6 is quite likely the sentinel of another brigade that some stupid filter copied over on us. I'd'a sworn we fixed the byterange filter, but it *is* seeming like a common denominator here. Which corefile did you say this was? I'll try to track it down. --Cliff -------------------------------------------------------------- Cliff Woolley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Charlottesville, VA
