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Over the past few weeks, some of our readers have reported to us that they have encountered Linux Yum bus errors. 2) Bus errors (also called SIGBUS, but usually signaling 10) occur when a process tries to find memory that the CPU cannot mentally address. In other words, the memory checked for program access is definitely not a valid memory address. This was facilitated by alignment issues with this processor (eg.
In computing, a bus error can be a hardware-induced error that informs the operating system (OS) that this process is trying to access internal memory, that the processor cannot physically help: invalid address for the entire address bus, hence the name.
In computing, a bus error is actually a hardware error that informs the operating system (OS) that this process is trying to access an area of memory that the CPU cannot physically address on the Internet: the address is not valid for one of our address buses. , hence the name.
Rpm, Yum, Umex: Move Error
January 18, 2009 at 2:52 am #2
YUM is usually a software package management utility used by many popular Linux distributions, as well as Fedora and CentOS. YUM is that you are only a front-end to the RPM package manager, which means that it handles packages in the .rpm file format.
