Hi Al, I attach again the output of the call with --debug and the backtrace. It was the first time that I used gdb, so I hope I understood the tutorials :)
At the moment I'm not able to run ipmi-sensors locally, because I'm not root on "gtseval" (the host of gtseval-ipmi) and I've to wait until I get rw-rights for /dev/ipmi0 again. And we have week-end ;) You are right, I'm running the IPMItool and FreeIPMI on an i386. On gtseval is a 64bit-System, so perhaps this is the reason for not crashing locally. Have a nice Sunday, Gregor > Hey Gregor, > > Can't see anything suspicuous in the code. Here's another tar.gz that I > added a whole bunch of extra printfs to try and give me more information, > could you run again (./configure --enable-debug and run ipmi-sensors with > --debug again). Also, you mentioned that ipmi-sensors completes locally > without issue. Are the number of sensor listed below (ending w/ CPU1 Dmn > 1 Temp) the same as the number of sensors listed when you run locally? > > Also, is a core dump being output by this crash? Could you run gdb > against the core and get a backtrace? That'd be a lot of help too. > > Thanks for helping me look into this, > > Al > >> Hi Al, >> >> thanks for your fast answer. >> >> I've tested your test-version and it seems to be on the correct way. It >> still crashes, but now I get sensor-data :) : >> >> [...] >> > > > -- > Albert Chu > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 925-422-5311 > Computer Scientist > High Performance Systems Division > Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory >
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