* Chris Shoemaker ([email protected]) wrote: > I doubt gdb is in rc.d scripts. My wild uninformed guess would be > that some process (maybe xinit?) hit a SEGV and had its own signal > handler installed that tried to call gdb and attach to the crashing > process. I could imagine something like that being useful for > generating nice userspace stack traces to send to the developers. I > think I've seen something similar in some builds. Not sure if it's relevent, but I think samba does this too... Stephen
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