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From: Jay Nelson <jdn@qiv.com>
To: David Greenman <dg@root.com>
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Subject: Re: programs dying with SIGBUS after long uptime 
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Curious... I built and installed the latest wine port, ran it once and
got the same symptoms from StarOffice. I normally see that with a bad
lib list so I did a ldconfig for both FreeBSD and Linux libs -- which
didn't help. A reboot solved the problem. 

I don't know what I don't know about this, but I'm getting suspicious
of wine.

-- Jay

On Sun, 2 Nov 1997, David Greenman wrote:

    > >Many programs, however, still work fine.  For example, right now, I CANNOT
    > >start StarOffice or Executor (SIGBUS), but I CAN compile WINE (a rather
    > >large package, IMHO), use Netscape (the 3.04Gold BSDi version), and read
    > >and compose mail using XFMail.
    > >
    > >What could be going on here?  I doubt it's the program or libraries, as
    > >I've tried reloading them from scratch, with similar results.  Could my
    > >memory or CPU be going bad, or possibly overheating?  (it has been very
    > >hot around here the past few days)
    > 
    >    Sounds like bad memory to me, but could also be bad memory timing.
    > 
    > -DG
    > 
    > David Greenman
    > Core-team/Principal Architect, The FreeBSD Project
    >