Segmentation fault

[Relative]

This is a continuation from the 7.10 .debs thread. I installed yoko's .debs and seemed to install fine. However, I'm still getting segmentation fault errors. So I ran it through gdb again to see if I could catch something. I got something slightly different this time:

http://pastebin.com/f2eb7ad65

[Tobi]

You'd really need to recompile the debs with debugging enabled to provide us with a stacktrace that is of any use.

[Relative]

I would just like to say this doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Its working now. I think yoko's .debs are missing a dependency because after I installed all the dev packages to compile spring it just suddenly started working.

[YokoZar]

I would just like to say this doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Its working now. I think yoko's .debs are missing a dependency because after I installed all the dev packages to compile spring it just suddenly started working.

Hmm....

Let me check something, I think it might not be automagically generating the dependencies properly.

[YokoZar]

I would just like to say this doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Its working now. I think yoko's .debs are missing a dependency because after I installed all the dev packages to compile spring it just suddenly started working.

Hmm....

Let me check something, I think it might not be automagically generating the dependencies properly.

I'm still stumped.

The package seems to be automatically generating shared lib dependencies properly (dpkg --info on the deb shows lots of automagically generated ones).

Are you sure you actually had those dependencies after installing the deb? When you don't use APT to install a package it doesn't always get them.

Also, are you on 64 or 32 bit?

[Relative]

I'm on 32bit and I used synaptic to install all the libraries. I took a look at my history to see what libraries where install/removed. Below are the changes in chronological order from when I last tried running spring. They are grouped together for each entry in synaptic's history.

Installed the following packages:
build-essential (11.3ubuntu1)
dpkg-dev (1.14.5ubuntu16)
g++ (4:4.1.2-9ubuntu2)
g++-4.1 (4.1.2-16ubuntu2)
libstdc++6-4.1-dev (4.1.2-16ubuntu2)
patch (2.5.9-4)

sun-java6-jdk (6-03-0ubuntu2)

zlib1g-dev (1:1.2.3.3.dfsg-5ubuntu2)

libfreetype6-dev (2.3.5-1ubuntu4)

libgl1-mesa-dev (7.0.1-1ubuntu3)
libglu1-mesa-dev (7.0.1-1ubuntu3)
libglu1-xorg-dev (1:7.2-5ubuntu13)
libsdl1.2-dev (1.2.11-9ubuntu2)
libx11-dev (2:1.1.1-1ubuntu4)
libxau-dev (1:1.0.3-2)
libxdmcp-dev (1:1.0.2-2)
mesa-common-dev (7.0.1-1ubuntu3)
x11proto-core-dev (7.0.10-2)
x11proto-input-dev (1.4.2-1)
x11proto-kb-dev (1.0.3-2ubuntu1)
xtrans-dev (1.0.3-2)

libopenal-dev (1:0.0.8-4ubuntu2)

libglew1.4-dev (1.4.0-1ubuntu1)

libboost-dbg (1.34.1-2ubuntu1)
libboost-dev (1.34.1-2ubuntu1)

libboost-thread-dev (1.34.1-2ubuntu1)

libboost-regex-dev (1.34.1-2ubuntu1)
libicu36-dev (3.6-3)

libdevil-dev (1.6.7-5)
python2.5-dev (2.5.1-5ubuntu5)

I'm really stumped because from what I can tell spring shouldn't require any of these packages, unless of course compiling from source.