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Hello,

On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 09:21:21PM +0100, Frank Wennmohs wrote:

> It seems to be a compiler bug.
> I noticed the same thing with all(!) branches, that is release 1.6,
> 1.6 stable and current. I got rid of it by compiling from pkgsrc with=20
> CFLAGS set to -O0. I had this problem on acorn32.
>=20
> Richard Earnshaw wrote:
> > A kernel I built a week ago from -current is exhibiting random segfault=
s=20
> > in user-land, but I haven't tried a branch kernel.
>=20
> Yes, I also noticed this. And it obviously got worse. A complete
> current built from this morning didn't even make it through the boot proc=
ess.
> The branch kernel is also affected. It panics in makeinfo when
> compiling gmake3.80 from pkgsrc.
>=20
> Any ideas?

I made my 1.6 kernel more stable by removing the -march=3Darm4
-mcpu=3Dstrongarm from the kernel Makefile.

However, this is not causing the metafont losses, so I'll try
recompiling teTeX-bin unoptimized as a workaround as you suggested.

Regards,
	-is

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