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Ahhhh poop, feel like a dork replying to myself. But I made some progress. |
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I've narrowed down the problem to the gpm init.d script. For some reason, |
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depscan doesn't like it at all. I messed around, and found an interesting, |
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albeit STRANGE, pattern: |
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if I named gpm to: |
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gpm- |
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gpm~ |
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gpm1 |
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gmp |
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gpf |
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mouse |
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mouse-script |
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and tried to add it using rc-update (makeing sure it was removed first), |
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depscan would segfault. However, when I named gpm to |
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testing |
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test |
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blah |
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foobar |
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it worked great. |
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I also tried commenting out everything inside the script, moving stuff |
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around, blah blah blah, no go. |
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Uhhhm.... HUH??????????????????????? This is mucked up. :D |
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> Hi, |
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> my depscan.sh segfaulting issue is still here. I upgraded baselayout |
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> to next version (1.6.5 from 1.6.4), but couldn't figure out how to make |
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> it work. |
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> Per rec of some people on irc, I ran depscan.sh through strace. Sorry, |
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> i have no idea how to debug a seg fault, but the output of depscan |
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> through strace is here, for anyone interested: |
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> http://www.portablehole.net/~jano/fridge/strace.depscan.sh.bz2 |
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> (28k, decompresses to 3.5MB file) |
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> system specs: |
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> kernel 2.4.14 with preempt and xfs patches |
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> p3 800x2, 512MB ram |
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> via apollopro chipset |
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