On Nov 30,  3:07pm, Mamoru Yamanishi wrote:
>                  It takes "segmentation fault" and core-dumped.
>                  At these case, syslog.core and mount.core are made.
>                  While core dumps, booting reached "login", and
>                  some of commands can work.  "ls" work, but "ls -l"
>                  make core dump.

I forget who built it, but libm-nomc68881 allows my C610 (with 'LC040) to
run without these core dumps.  It is way out of date with -current, but
it seems to work OK, and I'll stick it on eskimo when I upload a new
snapshot tomorrow.

~Steve

-- 
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It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
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