Hmm, could you turn off ASLR and just generate a core file and look at
it on your build machine?
To turn off ASLR (as root) echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space
Searching on Google, I found this : http://lwn.net/Articles/379511/
> GDB 7.1 brings new targets, features and improvements, including:
> […]
> * Position Independent Executable (PIE) debugging.
> […]
Perhaps you could just try to upgrade to gdb 7.1 (which is still more
than two-year old)
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You might try something like "info files" to see where things are
loaded, or "disassemble 0x005e90e0" or "disassemble * 0x005e90e0" and
see if you can get either a function name or some instructions?
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