Hi Goblin
!,
i have had the same problem when i switched to debian
the reason behind is explained on the sourcforge help forum for lida:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=387572
basically it is the mmap call that causes the problem (simple stupid
)
see here how a solution if that is really your problem:
Quote:
You can't MAP_SHARED a file opened in readonly mode. Using MAP_PRIVATE works fine.
lida_back.c:724 image = mmap(0, tmpStat.st_size, PROT_READ, MAP_SHARED, fTarget, 0);
should be
lida_back.c:724 image = mmap(NULL, tmpStat.st_size, PROT_READ, MAP_PRIVATE, fTarget, 0);
Many valid pointers look like negative integers. mmap errors are exactly equal to -1.
lida_back.c:724 if ((int) image < 1) return (-1);
should be
lida_back.c:724 if ((int) image == -1) return (-1);
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from what i know lida is frozen as it is, it is a quickhack that grow huge
it is beeing completely redeveloped as a native C/Qt/KDE app to solve the several gui quirks and finally leave perl out. i have no idea when a new version will appear tough
i hope that addressed your problem?
cheers and happy disassembling
,
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