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#1 2006-07-24 01:46:46
- dlin
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core dump on pacman.static
I download colinux 0.6.4 and use debian root system.
I try to install from the debian root system yesterday.
When I run pacman.static, it hangs, report 'segmentation fault'.
/tmp/pacman.static -Sy -r /new --config my_pacman.conf
Running 4 ArchLinux including sh4twbox,server,notebook,desktop. my AUR packages
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#2 2006-07-24 02:37:19
- Cam
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Re: core dump on pacman.static
Try using strace to find out exactly where it's failing. Chances are it'll be something easily fixed.
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#3 2006-07-24 06:23:42
- dlin
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Re: core dump on pacman.static
Try using strace to find out exactly where it's failing. Chances are it'll be something easily fixed.
Does I require to rebuild pacman as debug mode?
I haven't use the 'strace' before. Is there any single one line command line to help me debug it?
Running 4 ArchLinux including sh4twbox,server,notebook,desktop. my AUR packages
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#4 2006-07-24 07:31:10
- kth5
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Re: core dump on pacman.static
Cam wrote:Try using strace to find out exactly where it's failing. Chances are it'll be something easily fixed.
Does I require to rebuild pacman as debug mode?
I haven't use the 'strace' before. Is there any single one line command line to help me debug it?
did you compile pacman on the debian system first? if not, pacman will abort or segfault because of the too old glibc on debian. rebuilding pacman on debian once should fix it.
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