> Andrew Cagney <cagney@mac.com> writes:
> 
> 
>> I'm finding the following sequence (NetBSD localhost 1.5Y NetBSD 1.5Y
>> (NETLUX) #0: Sat Oct 27 21:19:01 EDT 2001):
>> 
>> o	start netscape (from Linux/PPC)
>> o	try to quit netscape (it doesn't quite quit)
>> o	kill netscape (using top)
>> 
>> is, er, fatal.  Anyone else see this?  Kernel has: TiG4, reverted wi0,
>> NEWPMAP but otherwise a very vanilla current kernel.

Ah, one other thing, the option EXEC_ELF_CATCHALL.

> I haven't seen this at all on by iBook, and I use Netscape quite a
> bit. Ordinairly, I can quit just fine, but when it wedges, I go and
> kill it (from the command line, though I really hope that doesn't
> matt

Up until last night I'd not seen it either :-(  Any way I've reduced the 
process to:

	ssh -o 'ForwardX11' root@machine
	netscape &
	kill <pid>
	<clunk>

(it works 90%? of the time).  This also means that I've eliminated X and 
top.

enjoy,
Andrew

> I'm also using NEWPMAP, and -current, on a system with 384M. The only
> obvious difference is G4 vs. G3.