On Wed, 11 May 2005 23:01:17 +1200, Adrian Harvey wrote:
Well, I got some output at least! Never used strace before, but it looks kinda like a +relay trace for the kernel :-)
Yep, that's exactly what it is :)
I also happened to be tailing the syslog (I was looking at something completely different) and I noticed that the following was written:
May 11 22:50:55 orac kernel: strace[7749] trap stack segment rip:410c86 rsp:800000007b20 error:0 May 11 22:50:55 orac kernel: wine-preloader[7750]: segfault at 000000005575b624 rip 000000005575b624 rsp 00000000ffffc824 error 15
I doubt it's much use, but I thought any information might help here....
Somehow you managed to compile Wine as 64-bits, which isn't going to work. I think you need to remove your current Wine installation and install/compile it as 32 bits.
thanks -mike
OK, I've removed that install of wine form my system, updated to the latest CVS, re-run configure, make depend, make and make install, and still I get the same problem. I piped all the make output to a file, and the all the gcc commands have the -m32 flag after them (the winegcc ones don't, but these seem to all be linking rather than compiling.) I have run file over the binaries, and they all say ELF 32-bit LSB executable (or shared object, for the libraries).
Out of interest, how did you know it had been compiled as 64 bit?
Any ideas how I can track down which bit is being mis-compiled as 64 bit, so I can tidy up the build for that part? And is anyone else seeing the same symptoms (ie: WINEDEBUG="+relay" wine crashing)? I've got a pretty vanilla Fedora install, apart from being AMD64, so I shouldn't be unique....
thanks, Adrian
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Adrian Harvey