This solved the problem. vdso relates to the use of the sysenter instruction in the P4. I am still a bit intrigued since the kernel doc says nothing about it: is it for reverting to the interrupt method so older binaries work with this (fedora) kernel or for forcing use of sysenter so new binaries work with it. I googled and found a message seeming to point to the later (ie Debian binaries using sysenter) but AFAIK Debian has tended to lag in the area of autotuning to the CPU Anyone knows more about vdso? Le ven 03/09/2004 à 20:32, Alexander Dalloz a écrit : > Am Fr, den 03.09.2004 schrieb Jean Francois Martinez um 20:03: > > > Instead I get this message > > > > "Inconsistency detected by ld.so: rtld.c: 1192: dl_main: Assertion > > `(void *) ph->p_vaddr == _rtld_local._dl_sysinfo_dso' failed!" > > > JFM > > I did not fully understand what it internally does, but I suggest you > try again with booting Fedora with follwing kernel parameter: vdso=0. > > Alexander >
