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>
>Unfortunatly I have run your test program for five minutes without problem.
>
I think we?re getting close. I suspect you didn?t link the binary static?

With same object file and othervise same link line, if I remove -static it runs fine,
if I link the binary with -static it fails within a first few seconds.

Now, thread guru?s, what happens differently when running statically linked 
binary? It?s compiled and linked and run on the same box than the non-static one. 

Pete