Re: [B2-devel] Still same crash/problem

[Hetz B. H. <he...@wi...>]

> Hmmm, looking at the Makefile you provided, you could not rebuild B2 since
> make would have issued an error for "$/bin/cat" that doesn't exist either.
> i.e. Replace "$/bin/cat" with "/bin/cat". ;-)

ok, me fool ;)

After fixing it and retrying B2 - I got the same error.

> Anyway, please try the following instead:
> $ apply the attached patch
> $ make distclean
> $ ./autogen.sh
> $ make
>
> You will get an unoptimized (x86-wide) core.

And getting the same crash again ;(

> > I don't know if I mention it - but that happends also with the
> > standard 0.9 version (not only with the JIT version)... yet same
> > error...
>
> Does it also fail in --enable-addressing=banks mode?

it boots the Mac, but with immidiate error in the mac which says:
sorry, a system error occured.
"System"
  Illegal Instruction

On the console I see:

Illegal instruction: 000b at 000349cc (in 68030 mode)

If I try 68030 with FPU the error in the console is: 
Illegal instruction: 000b at 00034888

Now - the funny thing is that those errors dissapear if I select MacIIci and 
the mac boots ok (I'm using the free Mac OS 7.5.3 - no matter what processor 
I select), but only in "banks" mode. Trying the same trick on normal (with 
direct mode) build doesn't work.

BTW - showing some guys around here a mac IIci emulation running fullscreen 
1600x1280 surely made excitement ;)

Fullscreen mode gives an error:
Gdk-ERROR **: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
  serial 29 error_code 8 request_code 1 minor_code 0
(although it switches to this mode, then shows the error).

> > Other suggestions?

> Is it a stock RH-7.2 installation?

Yes, with all the latest redhat official 7.2 updates (glibc, fam, etc)
As I said yesterday, I'll be happy to let you login to one of my machines for 
testing, although the link is slow (my ADSL is dead now until our damn telco 
will fix it).

Hetz