> Hello guys,
>
> The infamous "ldd core" problem seems to only occur under the following
> circumstances:
>
> 1. the core file is fresh - i.e. you run your cor.c program and then
> immediately do ldd core.
>
> 2. More importantly than 1., it happens when there is some swap space
> in use - and does not happen when 0 bytes of swap are in use.
>
> Keep looking and you shall find (for there is nothing hidden that shall
> not be revealed).
And these are both FALSE. Keep looking harder ;-).
I tried it on a UP Celeron 300A. Swap was mounted but not in use and the
core file was from January 10. The machine instantly rebooted under both
-pre9 and the real 2.2.0.
later,
chris
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Chris Ricker kaboom@gatech.edu
chris.ricker@m.cc.utah.edu
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