In article <33d21884-f50f-4933-a887-337520338...@netbsd.org>, Erik Fair <f...@netbsd.org> wrote: >In /usr/include/sys/signal.h find: > >#define SIGABRT 6 /* abort() */ > >See also signal(7) and abort(3). > >It would appear that make(1) called abort(3) since rm(1) doesnât have >any direct calls to it that I could find by reading the base source. >Cursory grep through /usr/src/usr.bin/make/* shows possibilities ⦠> >Perhaps turning on some make debug options will reveal more.
That ain't it, if you ktrace the process, you'll see that there was no signal posted. Instead what's happening is: kern_exec.c: exit1(l, error, SIGABRT); It is probably because ASLR is making a vmcmd fail. It should be simple to build a kernel with DEBUG_EXEC and see what's breaking. christos
