Hmm ... yeah :-\ Strange place it's crashing in. The backtrace gives some hints but a debug build of AROS would even more. So the thing to do is to really try to get compiling working first. Can you send me the whole AROS output the build process ("make") generates. Ie. "make >outfile" and then compress outfile with gzip, bzip2 or lha and send it to me (georg.steger@rolmail.net).

GDB prints this error when AROS stops:

Using shared memory key 1091022161
NOTY_MAPWINDOW request returned
x11 hidd: Could not create offscreen bitmap for supplied attrs! Superclass hopefully can.

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x0807cd13 in Utility_Strnicmp ()


Backtrace shows the follwing:

#0 0x0807cd13 in Utility_Strnicmp ()
#1 0x0805b308 in Dos_FindDosEntry ()
#2 0x08051b21 in DoName ()
#3 0x0805dc21 in Dos_Open ()
#4 0x0804aa33 in submain ()
#5 0x00000008 in ?? ()
#6 0x402c0010 in ?? ()
#7 0x080576a5 in Dos_AllocDosObject ()
Previous frame inner to this frame (corrupt stack?)

Quote:Yes.

Quote:I use kernel 2.6.5. No I didn't try a 2.4 kernel, because SuSE 9.1 only comes with a 2.6 kernel and I have no problems with it so far.

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I use version 3.3.3, the standard version on SuSE 9.1.

nice info...

i got it better here than onhttp://www.aros.org/documentation/developers/debugging.php

thankz!

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Which version of gcc are you using? Must be 3.x. Here I have 3.3.1.

Unfortunately you don't have a debug build of AROS (if compilation worked that would be enabled by passing --enable-debug when doing ./configure), but try anyway to run AROS through the GNU debugger gdb.

To do this type "gdb aros" in a Linux shell (while you are in bin/linux-i386/AROS). Then inside gdb enter "run -m 32" to actually start execution.

In cases it might almost immediately return to gdb command line saying something like "received SIGTRAP. Trace/breakpoint trap". If so type "cont" to make it continue execution. Then when the Speicherzugriffsfehler/segfault happens try entering "bt". Which output does that command give?

Is the AROS X11 window already open at that time?

To quit gdb enter "quit", BTW.

Also which Linux kernel are you running under? If 2.6, did you also try with a 2.4 one?

Quote:O.K. I wrote a bug report for this issue too. Maybe someone can help. Maybe it have something to do with the other problem, that the linux hosted binary distribution don't work on SuSE 9.1?

Quote:I tried differen version of AROS under SuSE 9.1 on different computers. Non of them work. I already wrote a Bug report.

Quote:I tried it on SuSE 8.2 some time ago, and it works too.


Quote:I can post this later. It was the snapshot from yesterday.

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Was this the snapshot from last night? Did you try older versions, too, and didn't they work either?

Here I have SuSE 9.0 and AROS hosted works fine.

Not compiling: what error do you get during compilation?

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And I can not rebuild it, because AROS don't compile on SuSE 9.1 at the moment. It seems AROS don't like SuSE 9.1 because the Linux hosted version of AROS also didn't run on SuSE 9.1. It dies on startup with a segementation fault.

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I think you are right, because I even can't compile it at the moment.

But as I see on the changelog (In SendPacket() set ByteCntL to 0xfe and ByteCntH to 0xff. Like the new ata.device does.) the problem is already solved. I just tried it with QEmu an it works. It is the fastest graphical system I tried with QEmu till now.

I think it would be a good promotion for AROS, if a image is available on the download section of Free OS Zoo.

Maybe we should ask Free OS Zoo if they can put the current nightly build (2004-07-15) on their site. A special AROS Image for Free OS Zoo would even be better. Maybe some non working programs should be excluded (e.g. UAE) from the image and the sartup screen should only offer the resolution which work on QEmu. NVIDIA mode didn't work because QEmu don't emulate a NVIDIA chip. But the 32 Bit resolutions and 16 Bit resolutions above 1024x768 don't work correct also. QEmu displays a wrong resolution and wrong colors for this resolutions.