(Email from Ross that didn't make it through because he's not subscribed to
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Hello all, Ross here,
I have been working on the development Wael mentioned, and was a witness to
the issues, so I'd like to expand on the original message. As per the
points of the two responses:
1.
Thanks for the suggestion David!
I was starting hashpipe in the debugger. I'll use gdb and the core file,
and let you know what I find. If I still can't figure out the problem, I
will send you a minimum non-working example. I definitely think it's some
sort of pointer arithmetic error as well, I j
Hi, Wael,
I think I know what's going on here. You don't say how the reported data rate
differed from expected, but I suspect the reported data rate was higher than
expected. Packet sockets are a low level packet delivery mechanism supported
by the kernel. It allows the kernel to copy packet
Hi, Mark,
Sorry to hear you're still getting a segfault. It sounds like you made some
progress with gdb, but the fact that you ended up with a different sort of
error suggests that you were starting hashpipe in the debugger. To debug your
initial segfault problem, you can run hashpipe without
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