> As I mentioned in another reply further down, if I
> try to start hal manually I get a segmentation fault
> almost immediately after running the command (well,
> immediately in terms of seconds, but hal does make
> some progress in detecting quite a few devices before
> it quits)
Is there a core dump for this segmentation fault?
You could enable global core dumps, with something like
mkdir /cores
coreadm -g /cores/%f-%p
coreadm -e global
coreadm -e global-setid
coreadm -e log
After that, restart hald; either via "svcadm restart hal"
or by manual starting it with
"/usr/lib/hal/hald --daemon=no --verbose=yes"
Core dumps should be collected in the /cores
directory.
What program is dumping core? What is reported
when you run the pflags and the pstack command
on these core dumps?
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