>
>Although this is not the right list for this, it seems that the start
>pointer in your program is 0, and since this page is not mapped, you
>get a segfault. How to fix this I don't know, but this definitely is
>not a kernel bug.
"ld" usually wants a .start symbol (or something...) - and it looks like
nasm does not put some into the object file.
>> compilation command:
>> sh# nasm -f elf -o new.o new.asm
>> sh# ld -e main -o new new.o
>> sh# strace ./new
>> execve("./new", ["./new"], [/* 78 vars */]) = 0
>> --- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) @ 0 (0) ---
>> +++ killed by SIGSEGV +++
>> i compiled the whole shit with gcc and it worked... .-/
Well, I did the same with GCC (GNU AS):
.intel_syntax noprefix;
.section .rodata;
.L_LC0:
.string "och bin";
.text;
pusha;
mov eax, 4;
mov ebx, 1;
mov ecx, offset flat:.L_LC0;
mov edx, 8;
int 0x80;
18:43 eax:../hxtools/examples # cc x.S -c
18:43 eax:../hxtools/examples # ld x.o -o x.aout
ld: warning: cannot find entry symbol _start; defaulting to 0000000008048074
18:43 eax:../hxtools/examples # ./x.aout
och binSegmentation fault
- The segfault is due to the abrupt end after int 0x80,
so let's not consider it.
- "och bin" is printed
- As you can see, there is said _start symbol which I presume NASM
fails to generate.
Jan Engelhardt
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