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+Okay, so I'm trying to figure out what this user is dealing with based on the information they provided. They pasted a log that looks like some kind of system crash or error output, probably from running a command in a Debian-based system, specifically using debootstrap for setting up a chroot environment.
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+First, I notice there's a segmentation fault and an error about "longjmp causes uninitialized stack frame." That suggests something went wrong during execution, possibly due to a bug in the program they're running. The user mentions that this happens when using Debian versions up to Focal but works fine with Jammy, which is newer. So, it seems like the issue was fixed between 4.2 and 6.2.
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+They also tried Lunar, Mantic, and Noble (which I think are version codenames) and those worked. This indicates that the problem is isolated to certain versions of Debian or related tools.
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+Looking at the command they ran: `chroot sid-sparc64 /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage`. It seems like they're trying to set up a chroot environment using debootstrap for the sid (unstable) version on Sparc64 architecture. The error occurs during this process, leading to termination with a segmentation fault.
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+I think the user is experiencing a bug in debootstrap or related to the way it's being executed in their specific setup. Since it works in newer versions but not older ones up to Focal, maybe there was a regression or a fix introduced after 4.2 that resolved this issue.
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+The log also includes some low-level details like pstate, ccr, asi, etc., which are probably from the CPU or system state when the crash occurred. These might be relevant for debugging but I'm not entirely sure how to interpret them without more context.
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+I should consider a few possible angles:
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+1. **Version Compatibility**: Maybe debootstrap has some incompatibility with older Debian versions on Sparc64, especially since that's a less common architecture. Perhaps the fix was introduced after 4.2, so newer versions handle it correctly.
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+2. **Bug Fixes**: The user thinks the issue was fixed between 4.2 and 6.2. They might have encountered a known bug in those versions that was subsequently resolved.
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+3. **Configuration Issues**: Could there be something specific about their setup causing this crash only on certain versions? Maybe dependencies or environment variables that affect debootstrap's behavior differently across versions.
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+4. **Environment Differences**: Since they tested multiple versions, maybe the fix involves changes not just in debootstrap but also in other system components that handle chroots or process management.
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+To help them further, I should probably look into the debootstrap issue tracker or Debian bug reports to see if this is a known problem. Maybe there's an existing bug report where this exact error was fixed between those versions. They could also try updating their tools or environment to ensure all components are compatible.
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+I'm not entirely sure about the technical details here, especially regarding Sparc64 specifics and how debootstrap interacts with that architecture. But guiding them towards checking Debian's bug tracking system or debootstrap's repository for version-specific issues would likely be helpful. They might also benefit from seeking help in a community forum like the Debian mailing lists or Stack Overflow, where others might have encountered similar problems.
+</think>
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+The user is encountering a segmentation fault when running `debootstrap` to set up a chroot environment on a Sparc64 system using Debian versions up to Focal. The error occurs during the `--second-stage` command. The issue was present in older versions (up to 4.2) but resolved in newer versions like Jammy, Lunar, Mantic, and Noble.
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+**Possible reasons:**
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+1. **Version Compatibility**: There may be a bug in debootstrap for certain Debian versions on Sparc64 that was fixed in later releases.
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+2. **Bug Fixes**: A known issue between versions 4.2 and 6.2 might have been addressed, resolving the crash.
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+3. **Environment Differences**: The problem could stem from specific configuration or environment settings affecting debootstrap's behavior across different Debian versions.
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+**Recommendations:**
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+- **Check Bug Reports**: Investigate Debian's bug tracker or debootstrap's repository for any known issues resolved between these versions.
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+- **Update Tools and Environment**: Ensure all relevant tools and system components are up-to-date to avoid compatibility issues.
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+- **Seek Community Help**: Consult community forums like the Debian mailing lists or Stack Overflow for similar experiences and solutions.
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+By exploring these avenues, the user can identify the root cause and resolve the segmentation fault issue.
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