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From: David Xu <davidxu@viatech.com.cn>
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Subject: Re: libkse and bus error
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Morten Rodal wrote:

>David Xu wrote:
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>>Morten Rodal wrote:
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>>>* Dual Pentium II 300MHz, libkse, kernel from Nov 19
>>>* Pentium III 933MHz, libkse, kernel from Nov  3
>>>* Pentium 4 1.7GHz, libkse, kernel from Nov 21
>>>
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>>Make sure you have up-to-date libpthread source code, there was a FPU
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>bug
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>>fixed for sometimes.
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>I apologise for not being clear on when the sources were from.  What I 
>meant was that these machines was updated (both world and kernel) on the
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>dates specified above.
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How do you use libkse ? I use universal map in /etc/libmap.conf.

David Xu