Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir' or 'ls' I tried to search in internet for the same but was not able to find a proper answer / or i could understand the answer :((
The machine where i'm getting this is in internet.
How could i recover this ?
-Dilip.M
On Tue December 23 2003 6:51 pm, Dilip M wrote:
Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir' or 'ls' I tried to search in internet for the same but was not able to find a proper answer / or i could understand the answer :((
The reason no one is coming to the rescue is because your question it too abstract. ;-)
You need to scope your question a little.... Get more specific about the environment like OS, services running etc.
Have you looked at the /var/log/messages.. that's where you may get a clue of what's going on in case it's hardware related or not.
The machine where i'm getting this is in internet.
For instance, the fact the machine is on the Internet on Intranet is irrelevant.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Rishi
hi Dilip !!!!
try using ..... the GNU debugger ... to trace the exact prob.
check this site out for more instruction on installation and debuging through gdb
http://linux.wku.edu/~lamonml/programming/debug/gdb_usage.html
regards Narayan Kejriwal (SoftwareWorkshop.Net)
--- Rishi Gangoly rishi@theargoncompany.com wrote:
On Tue December 23 2003 6:51 pm, Dilip M wrote:
Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir'
or 'ls'
I tried to search in internet for the same but was
not able to find a
proper answer / or i could understand the answer :((
The reason no one is coming to the rescue is because your question it too abstract. ;-)
You need to scope your question a little.... Get more specific about the environment like OS, services running etc.
Have you looked at the /var/log/messages.. that's where you may get a clue of what's going on in case it's hardware related or not.
The machine where i'm getting this is in internet.
For instance, the fact the machine is on the Internet on Intranet is irrelevant.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Rishi
===== Narayan Kejriwal (Software Engineer) SoftwareWorkshop.Net
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Narayan Kejriwal wrote:
On Tue December 23 2003 6:51 pm, Dilip M wrote:
Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir'
or 'ls'
Hi,
Please be more specific about what distro of linux you are using (kernel version etc). A segfault can be caused by a multitude of reasons such as incompatible libraries to corrupt binaries or hdd issues as well as rootkits. You can try running chkrootkit.
Clifford.
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 20:58:14 +0530, Clifford D'Mello cjdmello@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Narayan Kejriwal wrote:
On Tue December 23 2003 6:51 pm, Dilip M wrote:
Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir'
or 'ls'
Hi,
Please be more specific about what distro of linux you are using (kernel version etc). A segfault can be caused by a multitude of reasons such as incompatible libraries to corrupt binaries or hdd issues as well as rootkits. You can try running chkrootkit.
Clifford.
OK sorry of incomplete question....will take care from now.:))
I'm having this problem on Redhat 7.3
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 19:00:51 +0530, Rishi Gangoly rishi@theargoncompany.com wrote:
On Tue December 23 2003 6:51 pm, Dilip M wrote:
Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir' or 'ls' I tried to search in internet for the same but was not able to find a proper answer / or i could understand the answer :((
The reason no one is coming to the rescue is because your question it too abstract. ;-)
You need to scope your question a little.... Get more specific about the environment like OS, services running etc.
Have you looked at the /var/log/messages.. that's where you may get a clue of what's going on in case it's hardware related or not.
The machine where i'm getting this is in internet.
For instance, the fact the machine is on the Internet on Intranet is irrelevant.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Rishi
Sorry,will take care from now. :) I'm having this problem on Redhat 7.3 box.
Nothing is getting logged at /var/log/messages
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