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(SOLVED) Segmentation errors
4 years 7 months ago #237118
by Howlingg
(SOLVED) Segmentation errors was created by Howlingg
A wile ago I started getting crashes with segmentation faults - I am using an HF plasma and had just changed the plasma cutter so I assumed it was that and did some extra screening and bonding and the problem seemed to go away. It has just returned (happening almost all the time) and I have eliminated the plasma cutter by running a program without cutting - problem still occurs.Attached is the error log file - I have absolutely no idea where to start looking so if anyone has any pointers I would be extremely grateful. Not sure how much info about my system is in the file but using a 7i96 with THC 300.Many thanksGavin
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4 years 7 months ago #237140
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
I would do a memory check.
How about temperature? happens even with a cold computer?
How about temperature? happens even with a cold computer?
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4 years 7 months ago #237143
by Howlingg
Replied by Howlingg on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Thanks for the reply - I will try a memory check. Not sure about when the computer is cold as I leave it running normally but thats a couple of good leads thanks.
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4 years 7 months ago #237186
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
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4 years 7 months ago #237191
by Howlingg
Replied by Howlingg on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Thanks - I had discounted that as it looked as if the fault in that thread was occurring when the system was shutdown - mine happens during a job randomly (not at the same place each time).
Is it still likely to be related?
Is it still likely to be related?
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4 years 7 months ago #237210
by Howlingg
Replied by Howlingg on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Update - 8 passes of Memtest86+ have found no errors, I will leave it on again tonight for longer but I wanted to try to remove the espeak packages.
How do I remove these packages without removing linuxcnc itself? when espeak is selected in package manager and marked to be uninstalled it demands that linuxcnc-uspace and linuxcnc-uspace-dev are also uninstalled.
Many thanks
How do I remove these packages without removing linuxcnc itself? when espeak is selected in package manager and marked to be uninstalled it demands that linuxcnc-uspace and linuxcnc-uspace-dev are also uninstalled.
Many thanks
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4 years 7 months ago #237249
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
You only need to remove python3-espeak
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4 years 7 months ago #237309
by Howlingg
Replied by Howlingg on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Thanks for the reply, but this is still wanting to remove linuxcnc-uspace as well. How can I just remove the python3-espeak? I am trying this from package manager, do I need to do it a different way?
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4 years 7 months ago #237432
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Sorry I am not much help with this, I use a run in place installation which installs python3-espeak manually so it is not a LinuxCNC dependency.
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4 years 7 months ago #237479
by Howlingg
Replied by Howlingg on topic (SOLVED) Segmentation errors
Update: - Many thanks for all your input on this, I have switched the HDD into another PC and, for the moment, the problem seems to have gone away. Hoping that this is permanent!
I did notice that was a lot of dust in the old PC, and can only assume that this has a reasonable metal content so am wondering if this may have played a part?
Can this be marked as solved? Many thanks.
I did notice that was a lot of dust in the old PC, and can only assume that this has a reasonable metal content so am wondering if this may have played a part?
Can this be marked as solved? Many thanks.
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