Hi Guys, Finally I've found where the problem was! On my testing machines, the system was lacking separate /dev/shm tmpfs mount. While the /dev directory is also mounted as tmpfs, so it seemingly doesn't make any difference, there IS one: /dev is mounted with mode=755 parameter, while /dev/shm should be mounted without it. So after I mounted it, everything starts working like a charm! :) While it's certainly unusual that systems lack separate /dev/shm mount, it still might be mentioned in documentation. anyways, thanks to all of You for Your time. have a nice day. nik
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