Keith Owens wrote:
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> Nobody else has reported this problem to the list
It rings a bell. [ grep, grep ]
Sheldon Easterbrook <sheldie@hotmail.com>. Same backtrace. test1-ac21.
Joseph Fannin <fannin.30@osu.edu>, test1-ac18. Also same backtrace.
Chris the Elder <chippo@netactive.co.za> caught it in 2.3.99-pre8,
different backtrace.
Soeren, what compiler are you using?
Joseph said:
I'm getting an Oops in recent devel kernels. To say it up front,
this Oops only occurs when kernels since test1-ac18 are compiled with
2.95.2; the recommended compilers are fine. If the bug is with the
compiler, I hope to get some info that could be useful to the egcs team.
Executing the program 'pidof' with any arguments (or none) causes
an Oops and a segmentation fault. I have seen this behavior on two
different machines running two different distribs (RedHat 6.2 and
Mandrake 7.1) with two different compilers (gcc / pgcc 2.95.3). Both
these distribs use 'pidof' in their init scripts, spewing many Oopsen
with each boot. I build most of the alpha kernels, and have saw
it first with t1-ac18.
Both distribs use the latest 2.78 version of SysVinit (which
contains the 'pidof' program.)
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