[Expired for eglibc (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: eglibc (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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The full package name is libc6 (2.11.1-0ubuntu5), but it may be a kernel
problem.
** Package changed: eglibc (Ubuntu) = glibc (Ubuntu)
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Pre-built CodeSourcery C++ compilers segfault
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** Package changed: glibc (Ubuntu) = eglibc (Ubuntu)
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Pre-built CodeSourcery C++ compilers segfault
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Hi, can you attach as much logging as you can? Strace output
especially. And if you can catch the fault under gdb, the output of
/proc/$pid/amps for the process that is faulting, along with a register
dump (info regs), a disassembly (x/10i $pc), etc.
Also, does this segfault happen on the 1G
The kernel on 1 GB VM is:
Linux lucid-test 2.6.32-20-generic-pae #29-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 9 22:05:09
UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
and compilation is fine on this.
I won't have access to a similar machine until May now. The machine I
was using has been committed to production use (using 9.10).
(I see
If the faults only happen on 1G systems, but both are running -generic-
pae, this would imply a glitch between the kernel and eglibc. Something
is going wrong when the host has larger physical memory. With the above
strace and gdb output, it should be easier to create a test-case.
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