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CORE DUMP related articles:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/598 ... ile-format
http://www.gabriel.urdhr.fr/2015/05/29/core-file/

Recent package changes:

• links
  Upgraded from 2.14 to 2.16
• svgx
  Removed from package group base

A new version of gcc package is now available in the threos-testing repository, including many bug fixes, and new features like pthread . However, the pthread is not complete yet, please refer to the /usr/include/pthread.h for more details. The new gcc can now compile C++, but only a statically link...

You can get the most up-to-date packages from the official testing repository, however those packages might not work perfectly. Use this repository at your own risk, your system might get damaged. To configure the testing repository, just open the pkman.ini for editing: # joe /etc/pkman/pkman.ini an...

In some circumstances, upgrading the libc might break some application. A symptom is when a dynamically program exits with code 127. For example: $ xz -V $ echo $? 127 $ The solution for this problem is to update the preloaded libc.so , by issuing the following (the -vvv is optional): # loadsx -u li...

Once you installed the gcc package, you will be able to compile C sources files with gcc: # pkman -Syu gcc The following examples can be done in the /usr/src/examples directory (from the examples package). To compile hello1.c into a PIE (Position-Independent Executable, uses GOT/PLT and dynamically ...

You need the following tools to be install before proceed: cat rm wget xz cpio bash awk To download/extract the necessary packages follow these steps: NOTE: Always double-check every single command, do not copy-paste them. However, the listed commands below might work perfectly on you system (which ...

Before upgrading devman from version below 0.1-334 to 0.1-334 and above, manually remove the following files:

• /bin/shutdown
• /bin/reboot
• /bin/poweroff
• /bin/halt

The library deduplication feature is now available from libsvc-0.1-333. We suggest you to install it, you can spare a few megabytes of memory.

Important change in the pkman package from version 0.2.39-3:
The package manager does not extract the package files into separate temporary files. This will save up a lot of memory, but obviously slows the process down a bit.