On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Danny wrote:
> Segment Fault is do to faulty hardwware.
>
> Have you tried swapping your RAM to test if your problem has gone away?
>
>
> On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Mike W wrote:
> > I know someone explained this before but I lost the email. I'm getting a
> > segmentation fault when I try to run linuxconf. Where do I find which
> > configuration file is the problem?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mike W
> >
> >
Actualy, Segment Faults are usualy caused by faulty programs. In the
case of Linux Config, it is usualy cause by a missing config file that
it tries to open. I think it is missing a check for the value returned
my an open statment someware, and it assumes the file pointer returned
is valid. When it tries to access the file, it tries to read memory
that doesn't belong to it, and Segment Faults. Linux Config Segfaulting
when a config file is missing it a known problem.
Mikkel
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