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Model Specific Forums => Gemini PDA => Gemini PDA - Linux => Topic started by: galodoido on June 04, 2018, 08:36:55 am
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Hi.
I've installed vlc.
But when I run vlc : no success. Error message below :
segmentation fault ( core dumped )
Thank you all
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Did you google* what 'segmentation fault' means?
You should do some basic research on things before posting all your questions. Many can be easily solved by reading online.
If you can't find answers after doing some basic research, then post on the forum.
You will probably get more responses this way.
Just a friendly suggestion.
Mark
* or use your search engine of choice....
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Did you google* what 'segmentation fault' means?
You should do some basic research on things before posting all your questions. Many can be easily solved by reading online.
If you can't find answers after doing some basic research, then post on the forum.
You will probably get more responses this way.
Just a friendly suggestion.
Mark
* or use your search engine of choice....
Hi
I did a search on google about this error ( long search, tryed every answer from google without success ) before posting here.
No solution for the problem yet.
If you have a solution , please let me know.
Thank you again.
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Here's some explanations regarding segmentation fault:
"Segmentation fault" means that you tried to access memory that you do not have access to.
Segmentation fault occurs when the program tries to do an illegal memory access, ie., a pointer accessing a NULL or amemory location not accessible to the process. ... Quite often the hardware will flag a "Segment violation" if the value in a pointer is NULL or outside the bounds of any legally allocated segment.
14.04 - How to resolve "Segmentation fault (core dump
So, as this is a programming error, to fix this, think you need to find the line or lines of code that are causing this and modify them.
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Here's some explanations regarding segmentation fault:
"Segmentation fault" means that you tried to access memory that you do not have access to.
Segmentation fault occurs when the program tries to do an illegal memory access, ie., a pointer accessing a NULL or amemory location not accessible to the process. ... Quite often the hardware will flag a "Segment violation" if the value in a pointer is NULL or outside the bounds of any legally allocated segment.
14.04 - How to resolve "Segmentation fault (core dump
So, as this is a programming error, to fix this, think you need to find the line or lines of code that are causing this and modify them.
Ok.
Thank you again.
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Here's some explanations regarding segmentation fault:
"Segmentation fault" means that you tried to access memory that you do not have access to.
Segmentation fault occurs when the program tries to do an illegal memory access, ie., a pointer accessing a NULL or amemory location not accessible to the process. ... Quite often the hardware will flag a "Segment violation" if the value in a pointer is NULL or outside the bounds of any legally allocated segment.
14.04 - How to resolve "Segmentation fault (core dump
So, as this is a programming error, to fix this, think you need to find the line or lines of code that are causing this and modify them.
Ok.
Thank you again.
Compiled VLC .
A little complicated. Too many dependencies and I had to create symlink to libraries.
At a result a very good software. Perfect.
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That's great news!
Any chance you can share the file with us?
Mark
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That's great news!
Any chance you can share the file with us?
Mark
It is not in a deb format.
I've compiled , instaled a lot of dependencies files and a lot of symlinks .
If installed in a deb file format it will do the segmentation fault as described above.
It requires a lot of dependency files , symlinks, a hard work . And a long time to compile.
When I was compiling , I had to install a lot of files, symlinks to libraries that are in a wrong place.
Every error that has appeared in the compilation , I had to do a google search and work on that.
I'm sorry for this.
Now, I know why the preinstalled deb file did not work .
It has dependency of a lot of libraries and symlinks.
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OK, thanks for explaining....