On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 10:43:32AM +0200, Roland Schwingel <Roland.Schwingel@onevision.de> wrote:
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> Hi...
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> Jan Evert van Grootheest <j.grootheest@euronext.nl> wrote on 07.10.2003
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> > Roland,
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> > On linux, signal 11 usually indicates memory (hardware) problems...
> > I'd suggest using memtest (or was that memtest86) for a couple of days.
> The machine runs very stable. It has a uptime of 191 days. I can do
> memtest86 next weekend, but I do not suspect *any* hardware trouble. It
> runs sendmail, cvs and so on and everything stable as a rock. It has a
> loadfactor of max. ~0.5 and is very responsive. Hard drives could be faster
> for my taste but thats not the reason for this.
Signal 11 is the "segmentation violation" signal. While I suppose it
*could* mean you have hardware memory problems, I've never seen that to
be the case. Usually, you get a segmentation violation when you try to
dereference an invalid pointer.
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Received on Tue Oct 7 23:51:09 2003