From: Gregory J. M. <gj...@ca...> - 2004-05-01 04:35:48
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> Message: 3 > Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 15:19:56 +0200 > From: Marko Friedemann <mar...@in...> > To: xbo...@li... > Subject: Re: [Xbox-linux-user] Its back...Segmentation faulty Tree > Reply-To: xbo...@li... > > David Ondzes schrieb: > > > I had this problem a few weeks ago and it suddenly disappeared a few > > days latter but now it is back. Any idea how I fix the problem ? > > As, I believe, Oliver pointed out before, it might well be that > something else is just overwritten by "Segmentation fault" (see below). > > > root@xbox:/usr/debian/var/lib/dpkg# apt-get clean > > root@xbox:/usr/debian/var/lib/dpkg# apt-get check > > Reading Package Lists... Done > > Segmentation faulty Tree... 53% > > As you can see, apt outputs it's progress. This is done so that it stays > in the same place and thus in the same row on the screen. When it then > hits whatever error there is, it simply puts "Segmentation fault" on top > of that very line (IMHO, that is): > > I don't have a Debian near me right now, but let's just assume it says: > Reading Package Lists... <XX% | Done> > Building Dependency Tree... <XX% | Done> > > Then while it is building said tree, it crashes, overwriting the line: > > Building Dependency Tree... <XX% | Done> > Segmentation fault ^^ into that line > > which results in: > > Segmentation faulty Tree... > > So it looks to me as if crashed while trying to build the dependencies. > Try to convince it to output a somewhat more helpful error. > > regards, > Marko ...There is a variable for VM when doing the dep resolution... I am not a Debian wizzard, so I don't remember what the line to add is.. I remember something similar when doing an apt-get update on Knoppix awhile back. |