> Dan Horák <dho...@redhat.com> > Sent by: Linux on 390 Port <LINUX-390@vm.marist.edu> > > one more idea - the address looks as a wrap over kernel memory pages > when there is no page allocated for 4A7A2ED000, but a page is there for > 4A7A2EC000, where the target is being copied, it can be an > "over-optimized" version of memcpy() or something like that > > I already debugged this kind of crash with older glibc in RHEL. Good point. Can this be reproduced with the command running in gdb? If so, what is in /proc/<pid>/maps at the memory location?
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