crash

[James "Wez" Weatherall]

> Anybody got this before?
>
> general protection: 0000
> CPU:    0
> EIP:    0010:[<0014a6df>]
> EFLAGS: 00010006
> eax: 003618ac   ebx: 010226e8   ecx: 003618ac   edx: 00000005
> esi: 00000202   edi: 000000f1   ebp: 00000800   esp: 00b99ed4
> ds: 0018   es: 0018   fs: 002b   gs: 002b   ss: 0018
> Process Xvnc (pid: 987, process nr: 49, stackpage=00b99000)
> Stack: 003618ac 00361810 000000f1 0014a702 00361810 00361810 001470bc
> 00361810
>        00361810 00000000 00000800 000000f1 001516dd 00361810 00b99f5c
> 000000f1
>        00000800 00000000 000000f1 0137e200 0137e290 08167a24 00138c7e
> 0137e290
> Call Trace: [<0014a702>] [<001470bc>] [<001516dd>] [<00138c7e>]
> [<00123b9b>] [<0010a96d>]
> Code: e8 a8 7c fc ff 83 c4 04 56 9d 89 d8 5b 5e c3 89 f6 53 8b 5c
>
> It occurs on a linux-machine (Cyrix x86, Kernel 2.0.36) acting as
> vnc-server after the first mouse-movements on the client. It occurs
> independent from the kind of vnc-client and independent from the
> windowmanager running on the vnc-server. Even without windowmanager.
>
> Without mouse-movements the server crashes too, but it may take a while.
> Sometimes i even get it work for a few minutes inspite of using the
> mouse and the keyboard.
>
> No problems with normal X-Server.
>
> No problems on other machines, very nice tool.
>
> Ingo Wichmann

Which binary are you using (or did you recompile?)  Could it be an
instruction set thing, in which case using a 386 binary rather than a
Pentium binary may help (assuming you're using a Pentium binary..)?

Just a thought!

James "Wez" Weatherall
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