Unable to execute "make" or "rpm -i" commands. Compilation failed with message "Segmentation fault (Core dump)". The problem occurred after rebuilding RedHat 7.0 Beta2 with 2.2.16 standard kernel. It seems that ksh is not on CD. Hardware: Compaq ProLiant DL380 and ML530 Embedded SCSI or Array Steps to reproduce: 1. Install RedHat 7.0 Beta2 2. patch cciss-099 driver to standard 2.2.16 kernel (not 2.2.16-3) 3. rebuild kernel 4. reboot 5. trying to run IO test but it failed, so tried to install ksh and it failed with segmentation fault error. Then went to /usr/src/linux dir and run make menuconfig, it gives same message and stopped.
Problem is isolated to using 2.1.90-17 family of packages for "glibc". I ran across this with trying to compile a test suite using those packages and got the same results. I then tried the .18 versions with beta2 and make(1) worked correctly. I also verified that the 2.1.91-2 family of "glibc" packages in beta3 works as well.