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12-26-2006, 09:06 AM	#1
giancarlo76 LQ Newbie Registered: May 2006 Location: Lucca, Italy Distribution: Arch, Debian, Ubuntu Posts: 12 Rep:	Illegal instruction (core dumped) That's really bad! I run Ubuntu Edgy. A few days ago, ALL of my GTK+ 1.x apps stopped working, even the ones I compiled by myself. The message I get is that in the subject: Code: Illegal instruction (core dumped) Nothing more, nothing less. Is there anything I can do to guess what the hell does hurt so much my machine? I really don't know what it should be, one day I woke up and I found that. It seems a quite generic message. How can I find some more hint to solve the problem? Thanks for the help.

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