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Subject: Re: ls(1) crashes
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On Tuesday 18 May 2004 00:05, Dan Nelson wrote:
> In the last episode (May 18), platanthera said:
> > ls(1) crashed (exited on signal 10) for the second time within a
> > few days today. Could you please have a look at the core file and
> > tell me what's going on? Or even better yet - point me to a
> > beginners guide on how to interpret core files
>
> Signal 10 is a Bus Error and is usually due to bad memory or improper
> overclocking.

I've checked the memory using memtest86, and _not_ overclocked the cpu.