Segmentation fault

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Charles

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Jan 15, 2025, 10:54:14 AM1/15/25
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Anyone know what 'Segmentation fault' is on Radioberry Juice board and how to stop it occurring?

Ed Marciniak

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Jan 15, 2025, 8:14:53 PM1/15/25
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In very general terms, a segmentation fault is a blocked attempt to access memory not allocated to a process. The result is it being killed, and if configured to do so, a core dump file is created for post mortem failure analysis.

In pre-windows NT windows operating system (think 3.1/95/98/me), this would be your blue screen. In later versions of windows, your Dr. Watson would be what you’d see as long as it wasn’t a failure in kernel or kernel mode device drivers.
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Anyone know what 'Segmentation fault' is on Radioberry Juice board and how to stop it occurring?

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Charles

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Jan 16, 2025, 2:56:30 PM1/16/25
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Hmm, Yes. I sort of did see that somewhere.

So it's on A raspberry 4 - running The Juice - Radioberry software - Not sure how to resolve yet but im trying a few things, setting permissions etc

Ed Marciniak

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Jan 16, 2025, 3:03:36 PM1/16/25
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Permissions likely won’t fix it if something is accessing memory it shouldn’t.
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