Simon and others: Signal 4 means "illegal instruction". This happens when the binary users an instruction that is not compatible with your architecture. In theory, this should not happen - to our knowledge, the binary should work just fine on any architecture. However, if it does not, this means we've messed up, and we would like to know where.
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