Hi,
When I try to run top I get a floating point exception error.
I am running the linux kernel version 2.0.29 on a 486DX/4 100.
Thanks in advance
Roland
by Roland Wallne » Wed, 12 Mar 1997 04:00:00
Hi,
When I try to run top I get a floating point exception error.
I am running the linux kernel version 2.0.29 on a 486DX/4 100.
Thanks in advance
Roland
by Jurgen Exne » Wed, 12 Mar 1997 04:00:00
This question was first answered about 1 year ago and it is answered in the
release notes for the libc as well:
You need to upgrade procps when upgrading to libc.XYZ (sorry, forgot the
numbers of X Y and Z; it's too long ago)
jue
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Quote:> Hi,
> When I try to run top I get a floating point exception error.
> I am running the linux kernel version 2.0.29 on a 486DX/4 100.
> Thanks in advance
> Roland
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