Running make seems to be crashing my computer.

Running make seems to be crashing my computer.

[Andrew Edmondson]

Does anyone know of anything dangerous running make 3.79.1 at all? After I 
try to make some software I'm writing my PC crashes and re-boots. It's not 
the software that's the problem since I am not able to run it yet, I'm 
integrating some new changes.

Is there anything within a Makefile that could cause problems? It's 
definately running make that's the problem because I am not running anything 
else that I don't run for hours at a time during normal use. 

At the re-boot I had the message:

74 Segmentation fault
	initlog -c "fsck -T -a $fsckoptions /"

And while checking the filesystems:

bash: error loading shared libraries; Version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file 
libc.so.6 with linktime reference.



Does anyone have any ideas?



Andrew
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Re: Running make seems to be crashing my computer.

[Darío Mariani]

Two things come to my mind:
1) An error in your installation, I cannot tell much about it, may be
others can.
2) Compiling makes the processor give it all, I saw damaged processor
that worked with small loads, but when trying to compile anything they
couldn't.

  Try compiling something that works, for instance a production kernel.
If it does not compile, definitely is one of the two points above, and
if it ends with something like "internal compiler error" I will put all
my money to point 2.

	Darío

Andrew Edmondson wrote:
> 
> Does anyone know of anything dangerous running make 3.79.1 at all? After I
> try to make some software I'm writing my PC crashes and re-boots. It's not
> the software that's the problem since I am not able to run it yet, I'm
> integrating some new changes.
> 
> Is there anything within a Makefile that could cause problems? It's
> definately running make that's the problem because I am not running anything
> else that I don't run for hours at a time during normal use.
> 
> At the re-boot I had the message:
> 
> 74 Segmentation fault
>         initlog -c "fsck -T -a $fsckoptions /"
> 
> And while checking the filesystems:
> 
> bash: error loading shared libraries; Version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file
> libc.so.6 with linktime reference.
> 
> Does anyone have any ideas?
> 
> Andrew
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Signal on Ctrl-C

[Darío Mariani]

Hello:
  Wich is the UNIX signal emited when you press Ctrl-C on a console
application?
  Thanks for your help,

			Darío
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Re: Signal on Ctrl-C

[William N. Zanatta]

Darío Mariani wrote:
> Hello:
>   Wich is the UNIX signal emited when you press Ctrl-C on a console
> application?
>   Thanks for your help,
> 
> 			Darío
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> 


SIGINT        2        A      Interrupt from keyboard


"man 7 signal" for "THE LIST"


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william

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Re: Signal on Ctrl-C

[Kurt Wall]

Scribbling feverishly on May 07, Darío Mariani managed to emit:
> Hello:
>   Wich is the UNIX signal emited when you press Ctrl-C on a console
> application?
>   Thanks for your help,

SIGINT.

$ man 7 signal

reveals all. See also

$ kill -l

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Network protocol

[Darío Mariani]

Hello:
  I'm searching for a protocol library for communicating between
computers. I'm searching for something more powerfull and plain sockets
and not as complicated as CORBA.
  Does anyone know of anything like this?
  Thanks,

		Darío
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Re: Network protocol

[Darío Mariani]

Hello:
  I'm searching for a protocol library for communicating between
computers. I'm searching for something more powerfull THAN plain sockets
and not as complicated as CORBA.
  Does anyone know of anything like this?
  Thanks,

                Darío

PS: Corrected a spell error from previous one.
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Re: Running make seems to be crashing my computer.

[Andrew Edmondson]

On Thu, 02 May 2002, you wrote:

> My guess is filesystem corruption. Reboot to emergency mode or with
> init=/bin/bash and fsck it.
>
> Steven Smith,
> sos22@cam.ac.uk.

After a little bit of carefull looking (due to the other suggestions) I have 
found that it was the file-system. Thank you all very much for your help.

Andrew


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