[MUCH STUFF DELETED] > Solution: I'm not sure.. But if you are going to upgrade to a newer > kernel(as suggested in a earlier post), you should probably move tho one > of the newer ones, since they will generally be more stable(e.g. 1.3.9x). > Great...here we go again... For Linux 1.3 (esp. with Slackware), the core file format changed AGAIN (esp with the radical move to ELF) Grab the LATEST gdb-elf from tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/GCC (?). It's named something like gcc-elf-4*. This works under the 1.3 kernels and handles the new ELF format core dump. This should work...it solved my problems. Mark Crichton (as a sidenote...why are people using 1.3 Linux DEVELOPMENT kernels and NOT subscribed to the linux-kernel mailing list....esp. now that there is a working digest now. I mean...you DO keep abrest of changes if you do :) (I've seen the answers to this question there, as well as comp.os.linux.development.system and friends...))
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