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# Re: New item to figure..

- Date: Sat, 9 Dec 1995 18:02:14 PST
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    On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, Edward Goff wrote:

    > I'm running 1.7.8p4 on linux 1.2.? and got this panic. any one got any
    > ideas??
    >
    > Dec  9 00:13:54: *** PANIC: FREE_VAR: Impossible var type.

    > Dec  9 00:16:26: *** PANIC: Caught signal 11
    > Dec  9 00:16:27: *** RECURSIVE PANIC: aborting

    All I can suggest here is making sure that you are running Linux 1.2.13,
    the latest stable release, and that you have a swap partition set up.

    I saw that once before, but it was when the whole machine went out of
    kilter anyway.

    Signal 11 is SIGSEGV, or Segment Violation.  The program attempting to
    access memory that does not belong to it.  I am rather doubtful that the
    problem lies with LambdaMOO.

    Sorry I can't be more helpful.

    	Ian.

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