🚀 go-pugleaf

Danny (dannym@globec.com.au) wrote:
: Could someone tell me what causes this error:
: 
: 	Internal Compiler Error: Program gcc got fatal signal 11

Danny,

Signal 11 is 'SIGSEGV' "Segment Violation". Check /usr/include/asm/signal.h
This indicates an attempt to read or write an out of bounds memory address.

This could be due to any of the following problems:

- broken shared libraries, or a corrupt executable

more likely to be due to:

- a faulty (maybe loose) SIMM

or:

- in a case I have personally experienced, the fan on my Pentium
stopped causing the Pentium to overheat while doing CPU intensive work
(like compiles) and barf.

---

Find a  memory test program and run it to confirm that your memory is
in fact ok. If you find a problem there, try reseating the SIMM's,
one may have come loose. Check your bios settings, you haven't played
with the timing have you?

If you don't find a problem there, and you have a pentium machine, make sure
your cooling fan is actually running :)

If you don't find a problem there, then you may have somehow corrupted your gcc
executable or shared libraries somehow, a reinstall of those packages
might fix that problem.

regards
Terry