Mark Geisert writes: > I have now built and installed x86 binutils 2.36.1 locally. I've been > able to build the Cygwin DLL and mosh without issues. I suspect you > might be right on the edge of running out of address space given your > symptoms are erratically recurring and it's on x86.
I don't think so or I wouldn't have been able to build Perl, which needed quite a lot of extra space for the ephemeral rebases on x86. Also not that while it produces a for error, it's actually the stack that moves, something I haven't previously seen to happen when I run out of address space. > As a basis for comparison I've got 293 DLLs according to 'rebase -i > *.dll|wc -l' in the /usr/bin directory. 'rebase -i *.dll | head' > shows this: rebase -si | head is way easier and shows you the real thing. > The output is sorted by base address. See where your lowest DLL is > based; that should tell you if you'll need to prune some lesser-used > packages to free up some DLL address space. I'm down to 0x329d and there really isn't all that much I can remove if I need to keep building all my packages. There are quite some libraries that I have in multiple versions due to the dependent packages not having been rebuilt after the library update, but that's nothing I can help. […] OK, so some helpful idiot has decided that the ASLR and NXcompat flags should be on by default. How this is not something that belongs into the ChangeLog is anybodies guess. }:-( So once I find out how to best get rid of that it should start working again I guess. Regards, Achim. -- +<[Q+ Matrix-12 WAVE#46+305 Neuron microQkb Andromeda XTk Blofeld]>+ Wavetables for the Terratec KOMPLEXER: http://Synth.Stromeko.net/Downloads.html#KomplexerWaves
