On Thursday 13 March 2003 04:16 am, Jerry Barton wrote: > On 13 Mar 2003 23:15:02 +1100 > > Stephen Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Even though you might have all the requirements met, you might have > > either some stale libraries, or bad links to libraries, or not have > > certain libraries in your paths. Check your /etc/ld.so.conf and you > > might find that you can add a few path statements to that - so that your > > searches for libs is at least out of the way. If you make any > > modifications, you're going to have to run "ldconfig" again to rebuild > > the lib path cache. > > > > The seg faults can be caused from many different issues - one being that > > if a binary is linked against a conflicting library - that is certain to > > crash an application. > > Thanks, Stephen, I'll look into the libs. When I first set up Mandrake 9.0 > I remember seeing threads about ld.so.conf and ldconfig so that was one of > the first things that I did was to make sure that anywhere I have libs that > they are in ld.so.conf and tried (successfully as far as I can see) to make > sure that duplicate libs didn't get installed to say /usr/lib and > /usr/local/lib (thought there are a few symlinks here and there to libs). > Tuxcart I think is definitely a lib issue since it won't run at all but > immediately exits with "Segmentation Fault" gyach, I'm not so sure of > since it can run sometimes for 2-3 minutes then it happens, or it can run > for 5-6 hours before it happens. That was the reason I was wondering if it > was a memory issue. I played around with it a bit and I've noticed that it > doesn't happen hardly at all under IceWM, never under PWM (at least not > yet-it was up for 7 hours one day), sometimes under fluxbox and > WindowMaker... I've been away from KDE/GNOME for Also when I mentioned all > requirements met, I meant that durring the ./configure there were no > "looking for x.... no" (there were at first but i noted these and installed > them before compling completely. gyach was a program i wanted to run > stably.) though possibly it could have been built under a different > (probably older) version of a lib or ap that I have installed and that may > be the problem, yes? Thanks for your help :-) > > Jerry
As far as explaining segmentation fault check the old archives http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg40291.html Civileme
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