I have a large program, written in C# and running on Linux systems using Mono, that occasionally crashes and causes the mono.bin process to dump core.
I ran gdb on some of the core dump files, but it wasn't very useful because the backtraces don't have the names of the C# functions in them. According to this discussion I found:
It won't work.
Hi Guys
I wanted to develop a kernel for my server. It will work in following way:
* ECLIPSE(IDE) process is running on client(local data) w/o actually being installed on client, it is rather installed on server, so all libraries/files are on server
* So when client wants to run IDE, it requests server for IDE's process.
Hello, we beta testers,
Since some of us have already known that the new automatic bug report tool will download several debuginfo package to generate the back-trace. The interesting point is that I can not find those debuginfo packages once finishing the report.They are not even presented in yum.log nor
Code:
rpm -qa | grep debuginfo
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Fedora 17 was released a little over a week ago, and as the Fedora project leader put it, there are an unusually large amount of new features in this release. There’s a great mix of new stuff for everyone, from developers to everyday web-browsing users.
I am having an issue on a windows 2003 terminal server, where the system process is using a constantly high amount of CPU.
I believe that it is the srv.sys that is causing an issue, but not quite sure how to fully diagnose the problem.
I have looked at the stack for the srv.sys!workerthread, which is what seems to be using the CPU.
The stack is as follows:
0 ntoskrnl.exe!KeSetBasePriorityTh
Hello GNOME Developers and Bug Triagers! The code work for the Bugzilla
3.4 upgrade is complete, and after conferring with the infrastructure
team and the release team, we've set the date of the upgrade for
Saturday, August 15. I expect there to be roughly six hours of downtime
if everything goes well, starting at 9:00am Pacific time (that's 16:00
UTC).
Hi,On cent os 6.0 (64bit) installed machine with kernel 2.6.32-71 we are seeing continous kernel stack trace and machine is not getting accessed by ssh after stack trace on terminal.
I've noticed that one system user is constantly downloading a single JPEG file (every few seconds) via FTP server. The source IP is actually assigned to the server itself. I've tried to use tools like lsof, ps, top. I've also checked the cron jobs with no luck. Could you please advise how I can trace the source of this process, script?
Would appreciate some help here. We currently have 3 reporting services (ssrs2005) all running on Windows Server 2003. I was tasked with converting an old Win2000 app server to a report server, since it's usefulness as an app server has diminished.
Everything is running fine. Reports generate, there's no authentication issues or anything like that.
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