I have hit a (show-stopper) problem with am-utils-6.0-3 under redhat 6.0 (this is after a clean "everything" install). If you try to use the -F option - which allows you to point to an external configuration file - amd promptly dumps core (some amd options I use in our machines are only accessible from the configuration file as opposed to command line switches). The core dump appears to be related to an fprintf to stderr that's processed when the configuration is parsed from the command line and the "-F" flag is found. A message is supposed to be printed to stderr but instead the whole thing core dumps. Commenting out the offending line and rebuilding the whole package is the workaround I'm currently using. This might be a problem with the underlying glibc2.1...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 2443 ***