Hi there,
Have there been major changes to the kernel from v2.2.7 to v2.3 that
require glibc recompilation?
I'm just wondering because I can not start any executables that fork()
somewhere. Especially the combination of fork() and waitpid() fails
every time.
It seems that the fork syscall succeeds. When running bash as init
task, I can execute a command with 'exec whatsoever'. This of curse
kills the init task when 'whatsoever' finishes, but just type the
command at the command line (in that case bash fork()s and waits for
the task to finish with waitpid) results in the same kernel panic that
init shows me every time.
The kernel itself however shows no sign of malfuctioning. It boots up
and initializes all the devices correctly. All the tasks that fork
from the kernel during startup don't panic the kernel at all. So the
glibc is the only thing that still remains for me as the source of the
trouble.
Thanks.
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