I have another machine with Red hat 5. There i installed the boost and it is working fine. Thank you very much for your suggestion for troubleshooting my pblm. regards Roland Bock-2 wrote:
manish4gupta wrote:
As suggested i put bt option still ..
As I said earlier, this is going to be tough to figure out and I don't know what next steps you should take on your system.
But just to be sure: this is what you get when run run the program, wait a few seconds, then attach the debugger and then type bt? Try
thread apply all bt (this shows the backtrace for all threads)
If that is still not giving more hints, I can't help in this direction.
What you could do: Either install a more recent version of Linux 64bit on your machine or install VMWare or something similar with a more recent Linux version. If either of it runs, fine. Otherwise, maybe there is a problem with the processor (but I still doubt that).
To solve this in a more deductive way, you will have to learn a lot more about how (dynamic) linking works. I can't help here.
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