Re: [Ngspice-users] RE: ngspice & Segmentation fault on run

[Stefan J. <ste...@mu...>]

Can you try running it though gdb again, but with the environmental
variable:

export SPICE_NO_DATASEG_CHECK="true"

This should give you a more meaningful result.

I quickly looked at the install instructions and the debian patch and
can see nothing too amiss.

Stefan

On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 10:55, eri...@ac... wrote:
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> Hey folks
> 
> I'm about to take on some voluntary work migrating the technology
> department in a school to Linux, because they can't afford windows
> license costs. They need PCB design and simulation software for their
> students.
> 
> I downloaded, packaged (for Debian) and installed ngspice using
> instructions from http://itri.btae.mam.gov.tr/~genc/ngspice/ but found
> errors when I ran the "simulate" command in oregano on a simple circuit.
> 
> Tried running the tool from the command line and it spits out a seg
> fault every time. Running it through GDB didn't tell me anything really
> obvious either.
> 
> Anyone have any suggestions?
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Erik Chakravarty
> London UK
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