* Michal Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ingo Molnar wrote:
> >hm, one difference is that i'm running a 64-bit kernel but 32-bit
> >userspace (FC3-ish).
>
> Yes, that's it! I've just successfully booted into 32-bit userspace (I
> have a separate partition with old 32-bit Debian) with x86_64 kernel and
> LATENCY_TRACE enabled. Everything seemed to work.
> Then I mounted my normal root partition under /mnt/64 and tried
> chroot /mnt/64
> I got a SIGSEGV. Then I copied some simple binaries from /mnt/64/bin to
> /root/test/bin and some necessary libraries to /root/test/lib and did
> chroot /root/test
> I could run 64-bit sash, ls, cat, date, mkdir - it worked. 64-bit bash
> however segfaulted.
perhaps my mcount stubs dont save enough registers, leading to register
corruption on 64-bit userspace? In that case i'd expect more breakage
though, so maybe it's something more subtle.
Ingo
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