Thanks Derek, that was exactly what I was looking for! And the Perl script
saved me a lot of work, that made my day!
> The file you want is /var/lib/dpkg/status (or failing that status-old
> which is the previous version).
>
> It's a text file divided into sections by blank lines. Each section sho
The file you want is /var/lib/dpkg/status (or failing that status-old which
is the previous version).
It's a text file divided into sections by blank lines. Each section should
start with a 'Package:' line naming the package and then shold contain a
'Status:' line like 'Status: install ok installe
Hello,
it turned out that the segfaults that where happening with certain
filesystem commands on my NSLU2 were most likely caused by a faulty USB
flash stick after all. More and more errors started happening, so I
finally couldn't deny that possibility any longer.
Some parts of the filesystem on
Rick,
yes, the system is on a USB flash stick, but I don't really believe that a
faulty memory cell would cause such symptoms. Should be easy enough to
test, though. I'll just copy the three binaries that fail to another
location and then rename after deleting the originals, that should make
sure
On Nov 17, 2009, at 4:02 PM, u7l1...@mail.lrz-muenchen.de wrote:
Right now, when I logged on the "ls" command segfaulted. I then used
"apt-get" to install the newest lenny updates (nothing kernel or
fileutil
related), and suddenly "ls" worked again!
Regards, Richard
Hi Richard,
Is the
Hi Martin,
thanks for responding. In the meantime, I found out that the problem
strangely "fixes itself" and then reoccurs, without any traces in the log
files. I meanwhile found a workaround, replacing "mv" with "cat" and
redirects in the script that monitors and visualizes my solar heating
syste
* u7l1...@mail.lrz-muenchen.de [2009-11-11
23:17]:
> This happens at irregular intervals. Sometimes everything is fine for
> days, then it already happens during the boot sequence, as I can see from
> entries in the boot logfile. When these errors start occuring, only a
> reboot helps.
>
> Any i
Hi,
since the last kernel update on my NSLU2 running lenny armel
(2.6.26-2-ixp4xx #1 Thu Nov 5 05:37:51 UTC 2009 armv5tel GNU/Linux), I
regularly experience problems using simple filesystem commands: ls, cp and
mv (and maybe others, haven't tried) suddenly stop working and segfault
everytime they
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