Re: grub-probe gets a segfault

["Isaac M. Marcos" <isaacmarcos100010@gmail.com>]

On Thursday 08 May 2008 17:45:27 Pavel Roskin wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-05-08 at 11:53 -0430, Isaac M. Marcos wrote:
> > >  Try the CVS version.  Try debugging the codedump.
> >

Done, same segfault.

> As for debugging, I see you have found something already.
>
> > Good, next step?
>
> Try the version from CVS.  Describe the problem in a concise way, so
> that nobody has to go through the whole discussion in the Debian bug
> tracker.  Try using grub-probe on paths that are not on LVM (like a
> mounted floppy or a flash drive).

Neither" /" or "/boot" are in a LVM partition!!!!!!!!!

cvs version 
# ./grub-probe -t device /
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -t device /boot
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -t device /dev/cdrom		# cd
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -t device /fd0				# floppy
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -t device dvd				# dvd
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -t device /dev/	sdg1			# USB pen drive
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe help						# ?? anything
	Violación de segmento
# ./grub-probe -help
	Works
# ./grub-probe --help
	Works

system version
# grub-probe -t device /
	Violación de segmento
# grub-probe -t device /boot
	Violación de segmento
# grub-probe help						# ?? again
	Violación de segmento
# grub-probe -help
	Works ok!

Same commands tested on two other machines (one with lvm's one without)
All commands don't segfault on the system version (not cvs).

Could you make anything out of this?
Does this help in any way?

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