On 3/14/25 20:40, Christian Weisgerber wrote:
Christian Groessler:
I've built "xz" from ports and it doesn't work:
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
So it works?
Sometimes
hppa$ echo bla | xz -9 > /tmp/bla.xz
xz: (stdin): Cannot allocate memory
The xz(1) man page has a table that shows how much memory is required
by the compression levels 0..9. Compare with your process memory
limits.
The -9 is not important I've noticed now:
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
[xz]27874/277436 sp=6c79a120 inside 78028000-78427fff: not MAP_STACK
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
[xz]78357/521211 sp=7a0e6298 inside 7a0a6000-7a0e5fff: not MAP_STACK
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
[xz]80151/347325 sp=69347028 inside 78028000-78427fff: not MAP_STACK
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
[xz]34333/461449 sp=716521d8 inside 71612000-71651fff: not MAP_STACK
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
hppa$ echo bla | xz > /tmp/bla.xz
[xz]42445/201674 sp=46650150 inside 46610000-4664ffff: not MAP_STACK
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
hppa$
regards,
chris
