Received signal 10, SIGBUS, in user mode, [SIG_DFL], partial siginfo

[Rayen Riedel]

Hi,

we have a HP-UX 11.00 server that was patch. Now I got a problem starting one application. I attached the output of tusc.
I cannot figure out why it's failing to start. I is core dumping :-(
Please some help needed.

Regards,
Rayen

[Mel Burslan]

without knowing what patch you put on the system and what application this is, refusing to start, it is very hard to tell just by looking at the tusc output, unless somebody has the exact experience as you did in the past.

try to provide more details but more than likely whatever patch(es) you put on the server did not jive well with some system resource this application was using. Try contacting the application vendor if there is one and get their opinion. This would be my best advice at the moment.

[A. Clay Stephenson]

This is a case where a stack trace using gdb, for example, would be more helpful than tusc output.

[Rayen Riedel]

How do a use the gdb for stack trace?

Rayen

[A. Clay Stephenson]

gdb myexe core

A trace should be displayed immediately, 'bt' is the stack trace command; 'q' to quit. The bad news is if you have to ask how to trace, the trace will be rather meaningless to you. Moreover, the trace is much more meaningful if the code was compiled with -g to include the debugging information. In any event, the trace is what the software vendor will find most useful.