I wine again

    I think wine has two meanings in english...
    Well, I just tried the -current wine ( 0.9.18nb2 ) on my
i686 
laptop. It builds, but I still have this error message :
memory fault. 
This is weard, as the 2006Q2 binary package used to work on
my other pc.
    The only option I used is X11_TYPE=xorg. Is there an
other option I 
should put in my mk.conf ?
    Does anybody have an idea ? What option do you use to
build those 
binary packages ?
    Thanks a lot...

On Mon, Oct 09, 2006 at 03:09:45PM +0200, David Aubril
wrote:
>   I think wine has two meanings in english...
>   Well, I just tried the -current wine ( 0.9.18nb2 ) on
my i686 
>laptop. It builds, but I still have this error message :
memory fault. 
>This is weard, as the 2006Q2 binary package used to work
on my other pc.
>   The only option I used is X11_TYPE=xorg. Is there an
other option I 
>should put in my mk.conf ?
>   Does anybody have an idea ? What option do you use to
build those 
>binary packages ?
>   Thanks a lot...

I would start by testing the memory and/or replacing it with
known
good memory.

Not sure if any kind of hardware diagnostic ships with
NetBSD, but
I think you can put http://www.memtest86.com/ on a usb stick and
boot that.

// George


-- 
George Georgalis, systems architect, administrator
<IXOYE><

On Mon, Oct 09, 2006 at 03:09:45PM +0200, David Aubril
wrote:
>    I think wine has two meanings in english...
>    Well, I just tried the -current wine ( 0.9.18nb2 )
on my i686 
> laptop. It builds, but I still have this error message
: memory fault. 
> This is weird, as the 2006Q2 binary package used to
work on my other pc.

wine has to go through hoops to stop stuff being mmap'ed
above 2GB.
I'm not sure that any of the wine developers use netbsd...

	David

-- 
David Laight: davidl8s.co.uk