[haiku-development] Re: Runtime loader problem.
- From: "Bruno Albuquerque" <bga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:19:37
Replying to myself:
Inside the runtime loader, the call that fails is _kern_create_area().
More specifically, this code:
Line 938
if (image->regions[i].flags & RFLAG_ANON) {
image->regions[i].id = _kern_create_area(regionName,
(void
**)&loadAddress,
addressSpecifier, image->regions[i].vmsize,
B_NO_
LOCK,
B_READ_AREA | B_WRITE_AREA);
if (image->regions[i].id < 0) {
status = image->regions[i].id;
goto error;
}
image->regions[i].delta = loadAddress -
image->regions[i].
vmstart;
image->regions[i].vmstart = loadAddress;
}
Again, this only happens as described in the previous email (and below)
.
-Bruno
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 14:57:43, Bruno Albuquerque said:
> It seems that there is an interaction between the new OpenSSL
> libraries, MDR protocol add-ons and the runtime loader. Here is how
> it
> happens:
>
> 1 - When you first create an account, it defaults to POP3 as the
> protocol. If you switch the protocol to IMAP, the preferences panel
> crashes (more about this below).
> 2 - If I change the email preferences to default to IMAP as the
> protocol, it does nto crash when switching to POP3 neither when
> switching back to POP3, but if I save the account as POP3 and close
> and
> reopen the preferences panel and try to switch to IMAP, it crashes.
>
> The crash mentioned happens because load_add_on() fails (with a
> General
> OS Error) when trying to load the IMAP add-on. Syslog just shows
> this:
>
> KERN: runtime_loader: Could not map image: Invalid Argument
>
> As seem above, this happens only if POP3 is loaded first (with load_
> add
> _on()) and then IMAP is loaded (also with load_add_on()). If the
> order
> is reversed, there is no crash. It also only happens with the most
> recent SSL version (not with the previous version).
>
> Any ideas? Ingo, any suggestions about trying to debug this at the
> runtime_loader level?
>
> -Bruno
>
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