Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 18 Jan 2000 12:05:45 +0000 (GMT) | From | "Dr. David Gilbert" <> | Subject | Segs - but OK with a sleep |
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Hi, I have one of the Jumptec tiny 486 PCs with 16MB RAM, 16MB flash disc and very little else and have used a shell script as /bin/init.
Once I start putting quite a few things in there (say a few explicit bash startups on separate consoles) I see segmentation faults from every day programs (bash, cat, strace to name a few).
However if I insert a sleep between the commands (3 seconds seems OK), then it works fine.
This is running Kernel 2.2.12 (RH version); it is running without any swap and the filesystem is on its flash IDE disc.
If it was seg'ing all the time I'd presume bad ram/libraries/mood - but the fact the sleep is making it work (reliably) confuses me.
ideas?
Dave
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