Greywolf wrote:
> I don't always update my tree on a regular basis, but when I do a cvs
> update -d -P, I don't expect the results I'm getting:
> 
> <some file> is in the way;
> cvs: free()ing free chunk
> ...
> [about eight of these, then]
> Segmentation violation (Core dumped).
> 
> Do I need to do a cvs checkout again to refresh everything?  That would
> be a genuine PITA.

Looks more like bug in CVS. You would probably to find out why
it's freeing already freed memory and on what exactly it SIGSEGVes.

Jaromir
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