Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sun, 5 May 1996 17:31:03 +0000 (GMT) | From | Emil Stepniewski <> | Subject | Re: menuconfig broke in 1.3.97? |
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On Thu, 2 May 1996, Mike Kilburn wrote:
> > I patched my kernel yesterday night from 1.3.86 to 1.3.97 and after > > running make mkproper I did a make menuconfig. > > It compiled the sourced but locked up after the message that > > it was using the default config.in files ( I'm not at my linux > > box now so I can't remember the exact message). Did anyone else > > see this problem? > > Yes. But for me it started a few months ago. Dont remember what kernel version. > I also upgraded to RedHat 3.0.3 about the same time so I guessed It had > something to do with that. I just stopped using it since I have not found > time to investigate. > > > Same to me. But I tried to investigate and found lxdialog, which is compiled first, gives segmentation fault whenever run with <display_any_dialog> option. When run with no options displays all available options and ends OK.
This happens on Slackware 2.3, gcc 2.6.3. kernel 1.3.92 When I tried this on another machine running slackware 3.0 gcc 2.7.0 ELF same kernel - everything is OK. lxdialog compiled on the first machine is about 145KB as opposed to about 90KB on the second machine. I replaced 'bad' lxdialog with the 'good' one and almost everything went OK. Output was only a little messed due to incompatible library I suppose.
Hopes this helps.
Emil
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