No, you needed to create this file with the indicated content. Do you have
the sysctl.d directory? Actually, if you compile your kernel, you can
configure it so that it sets the fence pointer to the null pointer at
startup, I think,
--jim
On Tue, 22 Apr 2014, jankomEarthlink wrote:
Thanks Jegunn for your interest in helping with this issue.
On 04/21/2014 11:08 PM, Jegunn wrote:
Sorry to be so slow/indecisive, but is this not the old problem with
the memory fence pointer, which used to be fixable with the creation
of a file in /etc/sysctl.d/, say
I have an old, and somewhat mangled Fedora-3 distro and it does not have
sysctl.d/90-low-memory-access.conf
vm.mmap_min_addr=0.
Consequently I don't know how to make the mmap adjustment.
One also needed to
keep the kernel from randomizing virtual address space with
echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space
I tried that but segfault is still there.
this with modern kernels because I run dosemu (1.4) on a 32-bit
My kernel is 2.6.20, configured and compiled by myself.
I just tried dosemu on the same box (32bit AMD) booted into xubuntu 12.04. I
installed dosemu 1.4.0.1 from ubuntu's software center. It was flawless,
fast, and worked immediately.
CONCLUSION: there is nothing wrong with dosemu. My difficulty is probably due
to kernel configuration.
I still would like to be able to compile and run it on my FC-3 boot
environment as well. It is such a learning experience for me to discover and
understand the inner workings of Unix/Linux/C world.
Janos
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