Something has happened to my x64_64 CentOS 5.6 installation that is causing segmentation faults in multiple programs, as listed by the following dmesg results:<br />
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gdmgreeter[4482]: segfault at 0000000400001c4f rip 0000003355279e0a rsp 00007fff26e4a558 error 4<br />
yum[4550]: segfault at 0000000b00001c4f rip 0000003355279e0a rsp 00007fff4fba8c48 error 4<br />
yum[4837]: segfault at 0000001100001c4f rip 0000003355279e0a rsp 00007fff8f3e4248 error 4<br />
yum[4936]: segfault at 0000000b00001c4f rip 00002ad25c412e0a rsp 00007fff476f7798 error 4<br />
yum[5005]: segfault at 0000000b00001c4f rip 00002b69f3103e0a rsp 00007fff4d9aa948 error 4<br />
yumdownloader[5027]: segfault at 0000000f00001c4f rip 00002ae1609d6e0a rsp 00007fffbbda1a38 error 4<br />
yum[5058]: segfault at 0000000b00001c4f rip 00002b70a62c5e0a rsp 00007fffc544c4f8 error 4<br />
gconftool-2[5127]: segfault at 0000000300001c4f rip 00002b7841c38e0a rsp 00007fffeea939f8 error 4<br />
gconftool-2[5131]: segfault at 0000000300001c4f rip 00002ab8690cce0a rsp 00007fff93e99d38 error 4<br />
yum[5155]: segfault at 0000001000001c4f rip 00002ac7da39de0a rsp 00007fffbaa59bd8 error 4<br />
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The segfaults all seem to occur at strncmp(), though from differing locations. The system was updated no too long ago (not that I can use yum right now :-p), and as this happened just a day ago, I'm at a loss to explain this.
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