> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ ./crash > Segmentation fault (core dumped) > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ showtrans /servers/crash > /hurd/symlink crash-suspend > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ showtrans /servers/crash-suspend > /hurd/crash --suspend
Strange. Well, attach gdb to the crash server and see what it thinks it's doing. It dumps core because c->proc is MACH_PORT_NULL. And then when we call dead_crasher(), we will dump core, since c->proc is MACH_PORT_NULL. No idea why proc_task2proc gives back user_proc == MACH_PORT_NULL though, will look at that when I install debuggable libraries. ,---- | Breakpoint 2, S_crash_dump_task (port=32, reply_port=32, reply_type=32, task=0, core_file=33, | signo=11, sigcode=0, sigerror=2, exc=1, code=2, subcode=0, ctty_id=34) | at ../../hurd/trans/crash.c:156 | [...snip...] | (gdb) n | 211 c->proc = user_proc; | (gdb) | 223 err = MIG_NO_REPLY; | (gdb) p c->proc | $6 = 0 | [...snip...] | Breakpoint 1, dead_crasher (ptr=0x804e8c0) at ../../hurd/trans/crash.c:384 | 384 if (c->proc != MACH_PORT_NULL) | (gdb) | 395 error_t err = dump_core (c->task, c->core_file, c->core_limit, | (gdb) p c->proc | $7 = 0 | (gdb) `---- Cheers. _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
