On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 6:58 AM, David Farrell <> wrote:
> --- In "Fred" <> wrote:
>>
>> --- "David Farrell" <davidjf2001@> wrote:
>> > Some minor busybox? issues.
>> > From the tty terminal ping segfaults. From a telnet
>> > session in netstat segfaults.
>>
>> I'm curious about this. Does the ICMP PING
>> get issued out the Ethernet interface prior
>> to the segfault, do you know?
>>
>
> Using "tcpdump dst host 10.0.0.236" on the remote system
> I do not see the "ping 10.0.0.236" from my TS7800.
>
> If I traceroute 10.0.0.236 I do see the UDP via tcpdump but
> this also segfaults on the 7800.
>
> Both commands work as expected under Debian.
>
After doing an update to the new kernel and filesystems, I started
seeing strange things when running from an SD card. nvi was
segfaulting. I compared the md5sum for nvi on the SD and straight from
the debian-sarge tarball and they did not match. Turned out to be a
bad SD card. I wrote a bash script that runs md5sum on every file in
the tarball and compares it to the related file on the SD card, which
turned up a bunch of corrupted files.
I don't know if your problem is related, but it's worth checking that
the ping program (or a library it uses) has not been corrupted.
Ted
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