Peter Dalgaard wrote: > Barnet Wagman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >>> It's highly unlikely that the dual core has anything to do with it >>> unless your system is overheating or has a hardware problem. >>> >>> Instead, see if you can create a script that reproduces the issue (if >>> random numbres are involved, use set.seed) and/or run R with the -d >>> gdb switch on and see if you can get a traceback. >>> >>> >> ^ Are there random numbers involved in estimating a logit (which is what >> I was running)? (I'm not using any random numbers in my functions or in >> generating my data.) I wouldn't have thought so, but then I don't >> really understand how logit estimations are actually calculated. >> > > Only if you use simulated data. Do you get the crash in the same place > if you rerun the same code on the same data? > > I think the problem WAS overheating - a segfault also occurred during a cbind(). I've changed some fan setting and everything seems ok now.
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