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  • Radi8tor
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 1

    #1

    Segmentation Fault from Maq's .map files

    Has anyone experienced Segmentation faults from .map files generated using Maq-0.6.6? It seems that when I use mapview on some of these files I get the problem.

    I'm currently running Maq-0.7.1 exclusively and have a suspicion that by accidentally running mapview (0.7.1) on a .map created by 0.6.6, I corrupt the file.

    Any ideas as to how this would occur and whether it's possible to correct the corrupted file?

    Thanks
  • yasutake
    Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 11

    #2
    Hi, radi8tor !

    There is a bug with Maq-0.7.1. So, you shouldn't use version 0.7.1.

    Please see MAQ mailing lists.


    There is a topic "maqindex segmentation fault"

    yasutake

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    • ECO
      --Site Admin--
      • Oct 2007
      • 1360

      #3
      0.6.8 or bust!

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      • lh3
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2008
        • 686

        #4
        I am sorry for this format issue and I am trying best to avoid this in future.

        Hmm... I will stop replying maq problems. The posts are too old.

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