Full find command output at
https://gist.github.com/nyanpasu64/53d1341655d4d63fd61e7d0a9de8313e.
I think that systemtap ships with a unistd stub at
/usr/share/systemtap/runtime/linux/compat_unistd.h which has conflicts
with the real unistd.h.
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I had already wiped Ubuntu because of librtlsdr0 not working, so I
installed it on a flash drive. I tried doing this procedure again, and
got the same error.
. is ~ (/home/ubuntu) and has no such arch directory.
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ pwd
/home/ubuntu
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ ls -lA
total 40
-rw--- 1
Same bug on a Pi 3B running Ubuntu 20.04 arm64.
https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/ds73ow/rtl_process_being_killed_newbie_troubleshooting/f6ynsaw/
proposes a patch for this bug:
> Reason for this is a bug in librtlsdr. It detects a kernel/hw whithout
mmap bug, but crashes in code that uses
Same error.
ubuntu@pi-ubuntu:~/bin$ apt-cache policy systemtap
systemtap:
Installed: 4.3-2-g7a7016a12+20.04.20200612040454
Candidate: 4.3-2-g7a7016a12+20.04.20200612040454
Version table:
*** 4.3-2-g7a7016a12+20.04.20200612040454 500
500
Public bug reported:
I'm using a Raspberry Pi 3B running Ubuntu Server 20.04 arm64. If I try
to compile a systemtap file which probes "signal.send", I get multiple
definition warnings, and compilation fails because stap passes -Werror
to the compiler.
ubuntu@pi-ubuntu:~/bin$ cat empty.stap
