Am Donnerstag, den 23.11.2006, 10:20 -0800 schrieb Jurij Smakov: > No problem :-). I'm still somewhat confused though. Do I understand > correctly that if you use the klibc utils and library from the > archive, it segfaults *only* when you run fstype on your /dev/hda4 > (but runs ok on other partitions)?
No, basically the main problem has nothing to do with partitions. It's just that _none_ of the debian supplied klibc-utils work (not even a simple one like /usr/lib/klibc/bin/true), because they immediately segfault. I tried to track down the problem, but due to my limited knowledge of linux/klibc internals i can only suspect that something goes wrong the moment /lib/klibc-gZY_j4EiGiPMbozhciEvacptnN8.so is being loaded and/or initialized. Versions used: libklibc-1.4.30-1, klibc-utils-1.4.30-1 What I then tried to do is to compile klibc myself, once for sparc and then for sparc64. ** First try: sparc (32 bit) ** I unpacked the klibc package, set a link to the linux source tree, linked linux/include/asm to linux/include/asm-sparc and typed "KLIBCARCH=sparc make". Then I tried to run the generated files under usr/utils/shared resp. usr/utils/static (the shared ones inside a chroot so that they would access the right klibc-*.so). I found out the following: - the progs in usr/utils/static work fine - the progs in usr/utils/shared all segfault, just as the ones supplied by the debian packages ** Second try: sparc64 (64 bit) ** Now I unpacked klibc another time, but this time I linked linux/include/asm to linux/include/asm-sparc64 and just typed "make". Result: - the progs in usr/utils/static work fine - the progs in usr/utils/shared also work (this time using a 64 bit klibc-cNP3iUE1BbKETtRZwHq6UJ7ssis.so) Bottom line: The shared library gets loaded and initialized correctly when built for sparc64, but not for sparc... > If that's the case, can you please > build the klibc with debugging symbols and run gdb on it, to see where > fstype segfaults in that case? Alternatively, you can provide first > two kilobytes of /dev/hda4 using something like Concerning the problem with the unrecognised ext3 partition I will file a new bug report against klibc-utils. cu, Tomas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
