On Friday, 23. February 2007 18:47, Oliver Fromme wrote: > Michael Nottebrock wrote: > > Does anybody have any further ideas on this? > > I've had a quick look at the source. According to your > debugging info, an invalid pointer is passed to the > S_clockinfo() function, but it's beyond me how that > could happen. The code in show_var() which calls that > function looks perfectly OK. > > It's also interesting that you seem to be the only one > experiencing the problem. Are you using any special > compiler options, anything unusual in /etc/make.conf > or /etc/malloc.conf? Do you use a non-default locale > environment (i.e. are any of the LC_* or LANG variables > set)?
LANG is set (but LANG=C makes no difference) and otherwise, the only setting
out of the ordinary is kern.hz="2000" in loader.conf. The values reported by
the FreeBSD 5 sysctl binary for kern.clockrate are
kern.clockrate: { hz = 2000, tick = 500, profhz = 1333, stathz = 266 }
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