Segfaults from gcc, awk and Zend; advice needed

[Alban]

For some reason I'm getting more or less random segfaults compiling kernels, world or PHP5 on BETA-3 (Python and perl went ok). So far I haven't succeeded building a fresh kernel or world. This system is an Athlon XP with 1MB RAM and 4GB swap, compiling is done in the usual places in /usr, which is a set of two gstriped partitions. Dmesg attached.

- memory; run memtestx86 and cross fingers




Regards,

Previously this system has been running 5-STABLE w/o any such problems (uptime before installing 6 was about 80 days, started from an installworld). This machine doesn't regularly see load yet, except for the few build(world/kernel)/install(&)s. I haven't seen any other messages of this kind, so I suspect a local problem. So far I think I need to look at: - I recollect seeing mention of problems with large amounts of swap on this list in the past; turn one of the swap partitions off or something like that - Optimization flags; I've tried setting CPUTYPE?=athlon-xp and CLFAGS=, CFLAGS=-O -pipe, CFLAGS=-O2 -pipe so far. All w/o avail... - gcc 3.4.4, awk, PHP are all borken (all were built using gcc 3.4.4, I suppose) I'm a bit low on spare time, so I'd like to tackle this problem efficiently. Anything I forgot or to help me find the culprit?

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Alban Hertroys

                Sometimes you wake up and you think:
                "Galileo was right,
                 The world does rotate"






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