This was a default installation (remember, FreeBSD 5.0-current) and I did
not customize anything.

Basic steps:

Install from 5.0-DP2 CD (including linux compat)
cvsup to current  (sources and ports of course)
make world
make (install) kernel
installation of the HL and CS binaries via ports
installation of adminmod (with metamod) and statsme.

Maybe I should also cvsup the linux base (hmmm... I don't know how to do it) ?

At 12:51 PM 12/17/2002, you wrote:

Hm.. you probably need to install and use the linux gdb for correct
output.

/Bjorn

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Capriotti wrote:

> Yes that was exactly the case. The analysis of the hlds.core gave me a very
> long output of several libs being looked for at /lib, which does not exist
> on a FreeBSD system, since they are located at /compat/linux/lib
>
>   Creating a /lib link to /compat/linux/lib seems to have solved the case
> for now... more than 24 hours w/o any core dump, under relatively heavy
> load. This was not happening before.
>
> []s
>
>
>
>
>
> At 12:35 PM 12/17/2002, you wrote:
> >fingers wrote:
> >>>linux should never look in other dir than /usr/compat/linux/, since
it is
> >>>its "chrooted" env.
> >>
> >>
> >>i've just checked a few of my boxen, nowhere do I have a symlink for
> >>'/lib'
> >
> >Any hlds.core's?
>
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Sometimes...in the morning...when I haven't slept...the computers
talk to me, they say "good morning dave", so I say to myself, "That
g**D**N Hal's awake!"

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