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From: "Ugen J.S.Antsilevich" <ugen@latte.worldbank.org>
Subject: RE: 2.2 looking up 
To: Thomas Sparrevohn <staff@kyklopen.ping.dk>
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>No. It is even worse than before. After a while the entire system 
>begins to core dump. None of the staticly linked files seems to
>generate sig 11.
I noticed that myself...

Guys, seems to me that kernel is not the reason for the sig-11.
It's out there in libc in some commonly used function. Somebody probably
screwed something basic like strcmp. I'll try to build libc with debug
and go through it but if someone can do it faster - try.
--Ugen