check the binaries library version, you might wana get the libc version
Dean
Paul Robinson wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I've just installed Suse6.1 on a computer that did have redhat b4.
> I had zipped up the setiathome that I had previously and stored it on
> another computer.
> After installing the new distro I unpacked the seti archive and started
> running it.
> I've found that I get nothing but segmentation faults.
> None of the other computers I'm running it on have that problem,
> I've even downloaded the seti file again and started again and still get
> the same problem.. it makes it an average of 0.25% then has a fault, run it
> again, another 0.25% and it dies..
>
> Does anyone have any idea what is causing this?
> I'm running it in kde, using a kterm if that's of any relevance
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
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