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Subject[OT] Re: 2.6.10 xfs segfault on boot startup?
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Gene Heskett <gene.heskett@verizon.net> disait dernièrement que :

> Greetings all;
>
> I just rebooted to a "still got that new car smell" fresh 2.6.10, and
> this went by on the boot screen while it was starting the various
> services in init.d:
>
> Starting xfs: /etc/rc3.d/S90xfs: line 137: 2377 Segmentation fault
> ttmkfdir -d . -o fonts.scale
> /etc/rc3.d/S90xfs: line 137: 2404 Segmentation fault ttmkfdir
> -d . -o fonts.scale

it is a userland problem. seems like you have some garbage in your fonts dir.

>
> I had installed some new ttf fonts over the last day or so, and had
> used them with the beta OOo-1.9-xxx before rebooting from
> 2.6.10-V0.33-04, but when I did a 'service xfs restart' just before
> seeing if startx worked (it did obviousy) no further errors were
> output, and it was running when I did that, so its apparently not
> repeatable.

I had this message when emerging xorg-x11 on my gentoo box. ttmkfdir does
not seem robust enough when upgrading fonts.

> But it was a bit puzzling. Anybody have an idea? Self-healing
> software, the Holy Grail...
>
> Merry Christmas wishes to all that celebrate it on this list.

thx, merry xmas

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