Greywolf wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Randall Stewart wrote:
> # 1) It seems that since I have switched to building the
> #    kernel with a -g/DEBUG option set I end up compiling
> #    about 3 or 4 times until I get a success. The failed
> #    attempts ususally end with a SIGBUS or some other such
> #    thing (error 139 and a core). This seems to happen during
> #    the ld of the kernel. I have tried playing a bit with the
> #    ulimits to see if it is something like that .. but no luck
> #    yet. The machine is not swapping (its got 64Meg) and the loader
> #    is getting around 32+ meg... Anyone have any idea what tuneable
> #    I need to tweak to get a compile every time :-0
> 
> Have you verified that your memory is good?  This looks like a bad
> memory error to me, especially since the loader is reporting less
> memory than you actually have.

Ok, I have set the self-test megs up to the full 64 and performed a
test-memory..

All tests pass :>

Hmm.. I wonder if it is a disk problem... These scsi's I have
are quite old ;-0

R




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