[Asterisk-Users] * kernel panic
Brian Capouch
brianc at palaver.net
Wed Apr 16 11:52:58 MST 2003
Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:>
>
> have you tried booting linux with kernel option 'nosmp' and then rebuilt
> asterisk?
>
I hate to stir the pot, but I have an observation that might help in the
debugging here.
I have two identical boxes, hardware-wise, onto which I have installed
identical X100Ps. All the other peripherals are identical, as well.
But on one of them I can't get asterisk to run; it causes a kernel panic
before I can even get the CLI prompt. I thought it was because I had
built the binary on another machine, but I downloaded the appropriate
sources and it built cleanly.
Yet it still causes a panic immediately I start asterisk.
There is one big difference, though, between the two machines. The
"crash" machine is running an old Linux distribution that as a
non-current version of libc on it.
For now I'm suspecting that as the problem, as it is the only real
difference between the two machines.
FWIW.
B.
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