Index: project_faq.html =================================================================== --- project_faq.html (revision 8546) +++ project_faq.html (working copy) @@ -97,7 +97,9 @@ a "bad database version", that it found db-3.X, rather than db-4.X.
  • I'm getting "Function not implemented" errors on - RedHat 9, and nothing works. How do I fix this?
  • + RedHat 9 or Fedora Core 1, and nothing works. How do I fix this? +
  • I'm getting "Invalid argument" errors on Fedora Core 1 + using a Redhat NPTL kernel. How do I fix this?
  • Why does SVN log say "(no author)" for files committed or imported via Apache (ra_dav)?
  • I'm getting occasional "Access Denied" @@ -1312,6 +1314,34 @@ +

    I'm getting "Invalid argument" errors on Fedora Core 1 +using a Redhat NPTL kernel. How do I fix this?

    + +

    Like the previous problem, this one is related +to RedHat/Fedora's NPTL enabled Berkeley DB.

    + +

    The Berkeley DB that RedHat provides for Fedora Core is supposed to enable +an NPTL library for running on machines that support it and a non-NPTL +library for those that don't. However, there is a bug in the non-NPTL +version that prevents proper working of subversion. If your machine is +attempting to use those, you'll see this: +

    +svn: Berkeley DB error
    +svn: Berkeley DB error while creating environment for filesystem tester/db:
    +Invalid argument
    +
    +This problem can occur if you are using a kernel without NPTL support, for +which the solutions listed in the previous problem +are options. But they can also occur when you are running on an i[345]86 or +certain clones (AMD K6, for instance). In this case, only one fix has been +reported: + +

    + + +

    Why does SVN log say "(no author)" for files committed or imported via Apache (ra_dav)?