Reinaldo Pis Diez
reinaldo.pisdiez@gmail.com
> Davide Vanossi
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>On Thu Sep 2 '10 0:26am, Reinaldo Pis Diez wrote
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>>Dear Jim,
>>On Wed Sep 1 '10 11:52pm, Jim Kress wrote
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>>>Try MPICH2 or OpenMPI version. MPICH1 is obsolete, not supported and buggy.
>>I didn't mention but I had the same results using MPICH2. As I didn't install OpenMPI libraries FF complains about the lack of them.
>>As I have the same behavior with both MPICH1 (static and dynamic) and MPICH2, I believe the problem is not related to FF.
>>Reinaldo
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>>>Jim
>>>On Wed Sep 1 '10 10:16pm, Reinaldo Pis Diez wrote
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>>>>Dear folks,
>>>>I use FF, version 7.1.G, build 5618 in my laptop under Ubuntu 9.10. I've installed the MPICH1 version with libraries statically linked. Until last week or so I was running FF without any problem.
>>>>Then, the automatic package manager facility in Ubuntu upgraded the kernel to 2.6.31-22 and after that I was unable to run FF again.
>>>>The program starts and stops at different points, depending on the job, and immediately prints on the screen the following:
>>>>TID 5898 caught signal 7, exiting.
>>>>Dump of registers follows
>>>>eax :: 0x00048914, edx :: 0xffffa868
>>>>ecx :: 0xfffe8634, ebx :: 0xffffa648
>>>>esi :: 0xf5ea2498, edi :: 0xffffa6d4
>>>>ebp :: 0xffffa690, esp :: 0xffffa62c
>>>>eip :: 0xf5e84177, eflags :: 0x00210206
>>>>cs :: 0x0023
>>>>ds :: 0x002b
>>>>es :: 0x002b
>>>>ss :: 0x002b
>>>>fs :: 0x00d7
>>>>gs :: 0x0000
>>>>Stack backtrace
>>>>esp :: 0xffffa690, ebp :: 0x00000002, eip :: 0xf5e8d5fc
>>>>Any ideas/hints about what's going on?
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Reinaldo
>>>>