Re: segmentation fault

[Lu Goon <lagoon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've had similar problems until I realized that it was my memory. It 
could be that your memory or motherboard BIOS is  corrupt. If you have 
at least two them put in one at a time and test it for about 12 hours to 
see if that is the case.

Other than that I would look at your hard drive, Linux generally doesn't 
come with defraging tools because it cleans
the disk on boot up.

LG


Dilip M wrote:

> Why do i get segmentation fault when i do 'mkdir' or 'ls'
> I tried to search in internet for the same but was not able to find a 
> proper answer / or i could understand the answer :((
>
> The machine where i'm getting this is in internet.
>
> How could i recover this ?
>
> -Dilip.M


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