Matthew Dillon wrote:
> The solution, Tomaz, is for you not to use GCC-3.x snapshots or
> runtimes.
afaik I did not.
>
> In anycase, a gcc-3 built /boot/loader is what is generating the stack
> overflow. I think all the other boot bits work with both compilers.
>
> Compiling and installing new boot blocks:
>
> cd /usr/src/sys/boot
> make clean
> make obj
> make
> make install
I did all this via live cd and sources on disk and it worked, but I specifically set CCVER to gcc2 and made sure that stack
protection was NOT turned on.
So it appears that this is not gcc3-only issue. It appears on another Opteron machine as well.
>
> disklabel -B ad0s1 (for example)
was not needed.
So it appears I need to run another script to do the steps you mentioned, but specifically with gcc2 and WITHOUT stack protection.
Toma븊