Subject: Re: FYI: Statically-linked tcsh from 2001 coredumps on 20030913 -current?
To: Jonathan Stone <jonathan@DSG.Stanford.EDU>
From: Christos Zoulas <christos@zoulas.com>
List: port-i386
Date: 09/18/2003 22:42:26
On Sep 18, 12:50pm, jonathan@DSG.Stanford.EDU (Jonathan Stone) wrote:
-- Subject: FYI: Statically-linked tcsh from 2001 coredumps on 20030913 -curr
| FWIW, I think emulation 1.6 of signal is still buggy.
|
| All the NetBSD machines I have in easy reach have an old (2001-ish,
| maybe 2002) statically-linked /bin/tcsh (pkgsrc relinked by hand).
| This binary was working up through late August. Now it consistently
| coredumps before finishing the first user command. My kernel config is
| either GENERIC; or GENERIC_LAPTOP plus FAST_IPSEC.
|
| I will try again with today's current (now I know that tcsh isn't
| implicated cause of all my machines panicking on every "sync" or "df".)
|
| I can gladly either help with remote debugging, or provide the binary
| to anyone with time to improve (or regress-test) 1.6 signal emulation on i386.
Can you ktrace tcsh and see what it calls when it core-dumps?
christos