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Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
>>    If I just run it, it'll display a help screen as expected. But when=
 I
>> run it against a postscript file, it crashes. 100% reproducible.
>=20
> What happens when it crashes?

$ ps2pdf technical.ps
Bus error (core dumped)

> Do you get a core dump?

   Yepp!

> Also can you run it with ktrace? (And provide us with last several line=
s=20
> of kdump?)

   Hmm... Not sure how much is required to make any sense of it.. This
just looks like a bunch of seeks and writes..

 28820 gs       CALL  write(4,0x8dc000,0x18)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 4 wrote 24 bytes
       "\M-P    \0\0\0\0\0\0\M-P        \0\0\0\0\0\0\M-Y
\0\0\0\0\0\0"
 28820 gs       RET   write 24/0x18
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0,1)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 160/0xa0
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0x98,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 152/0x98
 28820 gs       CALL  write(4,0x8dc000,8)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 4 wrote 8 bytes
       "\0\^Q\0\0\0\0\0\0"
 28820 gs       RET   write 8
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0xa0,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 160/0xa0
 28820 gs       CALL  write(4,0x8dc000,0x10)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 4 wrote 16 bytes
       "\M^F\0\0\0\0\0\0\M^@\M-$\0\0\0\0\0\0\M^@"
 28820 gs       RET   write 16/0x10
 28820 gs       CALL  write(8,0xcf7000,0x26)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 8 wrote 38 bytes
       "endstream
        endobj
        20 0 obj
        1768
        endobj
       "
 28820 gs       RET   write 38/0x26
 28820 gs       CALL  write(5,0xbcb000,0x54)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 5 wrote 84 bytes
       "21 0 obj
        <</R7
        7 0 R>>
        endobj
        22 0 obj
        <</R14
        14 0 R/R12
        12 0 R/R10
        10 0 R>>
        endobj
       "
 28820 gs       RET   write 84/0x54
 28820 gs       CALL  close(3)
 28820 gs       RET   close 0
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0,1)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 176/0xb0
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0x18,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 24/0x18
 28820 gs       CALL  write(4,0x8dc000,8)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 4 wrote 8 bytes
       "\^U\^Q\0\0\0\0\0\0"
 28820 gs       RET   write 8
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0xb0,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 176/0xb0
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0x88,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 136/0x88
 28820 gs       CALL  write(4,0x8dc000,8)
 28820 gs       GIO   fd 4 wrote 8 bytes
       "\M-5\^Q\0\0\0\0\0\0"
 28820 gs       RET   write 8
 28820 gs       CALL  lseek(4,0,0xb0,0)
 28820 gs       RET   lseek 176/0xb0
 28820 gs       PSIG  SIGBUS SIG_DFL
 28820 gs       NAMI  "gs.core"


> I use it frequently, but not on amd64. The version I am currently using=
 is=20
> from ghostscript-gnu-8.15nb3 package.

$ whichpackage ps2pdf
ghostscript-8.54nb2

--=20
Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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