I set bash so that the maximum size of core files were created, issued the xawtv command, and did a backtrace debug. I did not see a core dumped message and the result of the backtrace was "no stack" On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 04:16, Michel Bardiaux wrote: > Justin Jones wrote: > > I recently installed a Haupauge WinTV Go (looks to be BT878) card in my > > RH 9 (2.4.20-20.9) system. I upgraded xawtv to version 3.88. The bttv > > and i2c modules seem to load fine according to /var/log/messages. > > So, we'll assume this is NOT one of the infamous WinTV-Go using a > Conexant88x chip. > > > > > But enough of that... to the problem- whenever the xawtv command is > > issued, I get the following: > > $ xawtv > > This is xawtv-3.88, running on Linux/i686 (2.4.20-20.9) > > Segmentation fault > > For a split second, I see the flash of the xawtv window, then it's back > > to the > > I would sure appreciate any help anyone can offer! > > > > Thanks much, > > jej > > > unlimit core (if using bash, that would be ulimit -c but I am no basher, > see man bash) > xawtv > (It should say Segmentation fault core dumped) > which xawtv > gdb the-path-of-xawtv core > (gdb) backtrace > > What does it say? > > HaND,
