Hello Lennart, Am 2008-10-28 10:11:02, schrieb Lennart Sorensen: > SEGV means there is a bug. It might be that low ram triggers the bug, > but it is still very much a bug. Not checking the return code of a > malloc call is not acceptable coding practice and should be fixed.
I think, 512 MByte in the i.MX31 is enough to run OOo.
OK, it is only an Evaluation Board, but how many memory do you suggest
for an "Outdoor HandBag TablePC"?
It will have additionaly a GSM/UMTS/HSDPA chip, a GPS and Wifi abg chip
(from Maxim) and BlueTooth. The display is 8" or 8"4 TFT with 800x600.
I hope it works because the size, since otherwise I have to use 800x480.
The 2 (independant) Akkus are Li-Polymer 7.2V and 3.6-4.5 Ah (it depend)
> It could also have nothing to do with ram of course and simply be a bug
> of some sort.
I think this too, but how can I debug such things on my system? I have
problems running the ICE debuger on the JTAG under Linux, exactly, I
cant them convince to work with Debian.
> Well that's x86. Much less likely to have compiler bugs and such since
> so many people use and test that.
>
> So I would say there is a bug in OOo or the toolchain on arm. Given how
> often java is broken on different machine types, and OOo likes using
> java for stuff, it doesn't surprise me at all.
I know :-/
> So it isn't a ram problem, just a bug. :)
Hmmm, you give me hope, that my hardware is not broken...
And since it srashs on Atmel and Freescale CPU's I can not bother the
Technical Support with it or should I?
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
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