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Still nothing working. Still the same stupid segmentation fault errors and that its missing 1000.log Anyone maybe willing to help me fix this in shell? I would really appreciate it.

When you say: 'still'--what have you done? You got a couple of suggestions, last time. Did you try them? What are the results of trying gdb on the core dump?

Would be delighted to help you... but blame the syn/mann for flaming every topic I post to...

(Likely including this one)

Still nothing working. Still the same stupid segmentation fault errors and that its missing 1000.log Anyone maybe willing to help me fix this in shell? I would really appreciate it.

Yeah, were you able to get a core dump going and see what the back trace provided?

If you could show us the gdb output it gives, or even gdb output from starting her up thatd help alot :)

-Syn

Look, this is my last reply on the matter here. I will not take part in the destruction of another thread. Please stop bringing me up in every single post you make to every single thread on these boards.

You acted like an idiot, and were rude and arrogant to a bunch of people you don't even know, which you backed up with ignorant statements, shown quickly to be entirely inaccurate. Whether or not you agree with me about that is besides the point, because it is clear that that's what I believe.

I responded to those posts, and honestly I believe I did so in a relatively nice way. Note, I also tried to help you out a number of times by pointing out that if you stopped acting like a jerk, people would stop treating you like one (and I phrased it relatively nicely too!). That advice goes for here too.

If you attack other people without provocation, now or in the future, I'm going to call you on it. If you stop attacking people, I'm going to be quite nice to you. Either way you go, I really don't care. Just stop bringing me into things I'm not a part of, and stay on the freaking topic of a thread.

Once again, I'm not responding again here. Respond on your own "deleted" thread if you wish to respond, and please leave this one alone.

Best of Luck, (note, I mean this to you, despite this all)
-Jess

Now, if you don't know how to use gdb, or if you're not getting a core dump, or if you don't know how to interpret the gdb results, those are all things we can help you with, but you'll have to SAY what you're doing, and what results you're getting, so that we know what help to offer.

Yeah this is an excellent source on using GDB if you havent, or are unsure of how to get started with it.

The stuff it outlines will work with pretty much anything that spits out a core, or has a binary. Just sub out rom for whatever your binary is.

Hope it helps: http://www.hypercube.org/tess/rom/faq/section5.html#5.6

-Syn

Ok, well, now I just loaded up a stock QuickMUD code, and switched the src directory from my anime code with the one from quickmud. It still compiles cleanly, with only 1 warning, which I knew would be there due to a skill that wasnt added in. In the past we ran the same code with that warning and it didnt make the mud unstable nor did it keep it from booting. Now I have a startup file in both the src directory and area directory o_O? So I just boot it in the src directory since thats where the nohup.out file is. Now it only shows 4 Segmentation Fault errors and that it cant find the area directory. Anything that I can do to fix it so that it can find the area directory? Maybe thatll help fix the segmentation faults as well.

Try using the gdb stuf from the above link and show us why it's seg faulting. We can't really do much without knowing why its crapping out.

:)

-Syn