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09-23-2002 06:19 AM
09-23-2002 06:19 AM
Hi all,
We're receiving a bus error on some applications in a newly installed 9000/800/D390 server. The application fails before reaching main(), with the following stack trace:
`main(7): Stopped at: __memset20+005c (002D0B5C)
`main(6): Called from: _malloc+025c (002D8BF0)
`main(5): Called from: malloc+016c (002DDD7C)
`main(4): Called from: __pthread_specific_startup+0018 (7EF15474)
`main(3): Called from: __pthread_startup+0240 (7EF1672C)
`main(2): Called from: __map_dld+0358 (00043E2C)
`main: Called from: $START$+010c (000436CC)
Also, fastbind fails on these executables with error message "fastbind: End of file encountered during read.". The same executable runs on the old server with similar configuration. Could it be a patchlevel issue? Is there a way to pinpoint the specific library that seems to be causing the problem ?
Thank you.
We're receiving a bus error on some applications in a newly installed 9000/800/D390 server. The application fails before reaching main(), with the following stack trace:
`main(7): Stopped at: __memset20+005c (002D0B5C)
`main(6): Called from: _malloc+025c (002D8BF0)
`main(5): Called from: malloc+016c (002DDD7C)
`main(4): Called from: __pthread_specific_startup+0018 (7EF15474)
`main(3): Called from: __pthread_startup+0240 (7EF1672C)
`main(2): Called from: __map_dld+0358 (00043E2C)
`main: Called from: $START$+010c (000436CC)
Also, fastbind fails on these executables with error message "fastbind: End of file encountered during read.". The same executable runs on the old server with similar configuration. Could it be a patchlevel issue? Is there a way to pinpoint the specific library that seems to be causing the problem ?
Thank you.
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09-23-2002 06:32 AM
09-23-2002 06:32 AM
Re: bus error during application load
Hi, Marcos
increase the valus of maxdsiz and maxdsiz_64bit
kernel parameters.
increase the valus of maxdsiz and maxdsiz_64bit
kernel parameters.
never give up
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