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Yes, I do have an old arts version (2.2.2), that I keep around as the debian 
wine, avifile, and mplayer packages depend on it.  However, I don't *think* 
that's the root of this problem.  Running ldd on both artsd and noatun 
doesn't return any problem linkage.  Specifiying the full path to each 
doesn't affect anything (i.e., I'm not using the 3.1 version of one, and the 
2.2.2 version of the other).  And finally, it worked fine up until about a 
month ago, updating from cvs HEAD the entire time (for about the last 3 
months).  

Do you have any ideas on how to get a useful backtrace from arts?  I'd like to 
know why and where it's dying, but that "unable to read memory" crap isn't 
helping anything :-(

On Tuesday 14 May 2002 4:34 pm, Charles Samuels wrote:
> Do you have a second arts installed (in /usr)?
>
> If so, make certain that you're not running any conflicting binary or .so
> from an old version.

- -- 
D.A.Bishop
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