John David Anglin wrote: > On 27-Dec-12, at 4:42 AM, Rolf Eike Beer wrote: > > Any ideas? > > Try running the test under gdb. Git has branched to location 0 causing > a page fault. We need a backtrace(s) to learn something useful. There > may be multiple backtraces (info thread). I have not managed to reproduce this this way. > Enable core dumps if not enabled. Might find something useful by > examining it (gdb -c core /usr/bin/git). > > Git uses threads. I expect the problem is thread related since it > doesn't > happen all the time, and for that reason it might not be reproducible > running under gdb.. > > You might try building git and running its testsuite. I remember that > some thread related tests used to fail for me. I think it may be > possible to build git without pthread support. I got 2 failures in 5400, 1 in 5406 and one in 5500 so far (in 4 runs). Eike
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