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Edwin Ruiz_2
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Memory Fault (core dump)

Hi!
I am running sysinfo in my HP9000 N4000 server but i get this error: Memory Fault (core dump)i get a ocer and my command is trunc.

Thas for ur help



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Jeff Schussele
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Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

Hi Edwin,

For an indication of the dump cause - run

what core

on the core file generated by the command.

HTH,
Jeff
PERSEVERANCE -- Remember, whatever does not kill you only makes you stronger!
Edwin Ruiz_2
Super Advisor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

would u like to see the core file?
Dietmar Konermann
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

Edwin,

the shell report segmentation faults of children as "Memory Faults". However, sysinfo call several other command... please use the "file" command to check what command really crashed.

Best regards...
Dietmar.
"Logic is the beginning of wisdom; not the end." -- Spock (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
Edwin Ruiz_2
Super Advisor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

Wich parameters i need to use with file command?
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

"file core" will suffice ...

ps no 10 pts for me please ....
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

a thought ... do you have a file /var/tmp/exclude.temp how large is it and if you rename it or move it does the problem disappear ? it maybe a known issue if that's the case ....
Edwin Ruiz_2
Super Advisor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

No.. i dont have taht file on /var/tmp/
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

and the output from running file core ?
Edwin Ruiz_2
Super Advisor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

This is the output of file command

# file core
core: core file from 'more' - received SIGSEGV
Jeff Schussele
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

Hi (again) Edwin,

A SIGSEGV is a memory segment violation which usually indicates you tried to overflow a memory limitation such as one of the max?siz kernel parameters or that you exceeded swap reservation limit.
The message further indicates that the more command was running when it faulted.

Check the following kernel parameters
maxdsiz
maxssiz
maxtsiz
one of them may be very low.
Also run
swapinfo -tam
and verfiy that the reserve value is not near 100%. If it is you'll need to add more secondary swap.

HTH,
Jeff
PERSEVERANCE -- Remember, whatever does not kill you only makes you stronger!
Edwin Ruiz_2
Super Advisor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

Ok! thanks
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Memory Fault (core dump)

OK what O/S and what version of sysinfo are we talking here : if you re-run sysinfo command does cpu increase and if you then run file core does it still yield a sigsegv from more ?

did you install the sysinfo binary : where did you get it from ....or did you build it yourself