Shell command gets Segmentation Fault

Hi
I have a pretty strange problem which I cant figure out.
When my Linux begins its initialization (on the startup time), when
its run the first scripts in rc.d, it gets segmentation faulf (after
that the kernel continues running). Every time it tries to run a shell
command like 'depmod' 'cat' or 'ls' it gets segmentation fault. Even
after I entered my user name and got a shell, it gets Segmentation
fault on every shell command.
What can it be????

Hagit <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have a pretty strange problem which I cant figure out.

You have a broken installation. Compare md5sums of your
present installation with your records.

> When my Linux begins its initialization (on the startup time), when
> its run the first scripts in rc.d, it gets segmentation faulf (after
> that the kernel continues running). Every time it tries to run a shell
> command like 'depmod' 'cat' or 'ls' it gets segmentation fault. Even
> after I entered my user name and got a shell, it gets Segmentation
> fault on every shell command.
> What can it be????

Anything. Probably a cracked box. Maybe a b0rken library. Maybe a
b0rken disk. Maybe b0rken memory. Take a look and let us know.

Peter

Hagit <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Hi
> I have a pretty strange problem which I cant figure out.
> When my Linux begins its initialization (on the startup time), when
> its run the first scripts in rc.d, it gets segmentation faulf (after
> that the kernel continues running). Every time it tries to run a shell
> command like 'depmod' 'cat' or 'ls' it gets segmentation fault. Even
> after I entered my user name and got a shell, it gets Segmentation
> fault on every shell command.
> What can it be????

Sounds like your system is completely borked, perhaps you
upgraded the wrong glibc or it has been cracked, you have to take
a look.

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