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Denis wrote: |
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>> Have you tried "strace'ing" mathematica to see why it dies? |
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>> BillK |
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> I ran an strace, but I can't make sense out of it. There's a bunch of |
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> polling and trying to access unavailable resources, from what I can |
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> see... The file is huge, but here is the tail end of it: |
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> << SNIP >> |
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> Does this make any sense to anyone? |
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OK, first off. I have no clue what this program does. I'm shooting in |
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the dark here. I found this: |
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http://forums.wolfram.com/mathgroup/archive/2001/Dec/msg00034.html |
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It seems you are not alone. I browsed though a couple other places and |
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saw people mentioning python a bit. Does this software use python by |
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any chance? |
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I also noticed a lot of talking about I/O issues. Are you sure and for |
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certain that you have the right chip set compiled for your hard drive? |
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I ran into a lot of errors once and I had the wrong chip set selected in |
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my kernel and although it was trying to work, it didn't work very well |
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when there was a lot of I/O activity. Programs would crash and in the |
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Konsole I would get all sorts of errors including the plan old seg fault |
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type. |
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Again, read the first three sentences. Just thinking and typing and |
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that is dangerous for me. ;-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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