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15th November 2019, 04:57 #1
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How to fix Too many open files or Segmentation Fault.
Here is my situation, while I run a simulation with Virtuoso IC6.1.7-b500.22, the virtuoso would suddenly quit by promoting error in terminal:
Error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: Error 23
QEventDispatcherUNIXPrivate(): Unable to create thread pipe: Too many open files in system
Segmentation Fault
Could anyone encounter this problem? And is there some solutions to fix this? Or it's just limited by the hardware.
PS. My server's system is redhat 6.7, and the server is DELL R740.
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20th November 2019, 13:39 #2
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Re: How to fix Too many open files or Segmentation Fault.
This indicates that the system you're trying to run on is very different (different version of the C library) from the one you're trying to run it on. Make sure that whatever software you've downloaded is for your system (RedHat 6.7, it seems?) and not generally for Linux/another version of RedHat.
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21st November 2019, 03:05 #3
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Re: How to fix Too many open files or Segmentation Fault.
I've tried to modified the linux ulimits, not work for me.
One single error often produces a cascade; usually the first reported error needs the greatest attention.
Sometimes if is often useful to see errors in linkers and warnings in compilers.
Just a general guide.
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