Well, no one can tell without looking at the MIB, and trying it themselves,
so my advice would be to contact Support. We make every effort we can to
avoid this sort of thing. But if all you want to do is just get past the
problem, you might also try downloading another copy, and if you get it via
an internet browser on a Windows machine, be sure to ftp it in ASCII mode
to your UNIX box. You might also edit it when you get it to UNIX and add
a blank line at the end to make certain that there is a good carriage
control/ line feed and EOF marker. The MIB loader(s) all scan the MIBs
one byte at a time in order to determine what they've got, and if the lines
are not properly terminated, it might overflow the buffers, causing a
segmentation fault.
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group
Ernie
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I am trying to load a Cisco mib (cisco-entity-fru-control-mib.v1smi.my) and
after a minute or 2, the xnmloadmib GUI abends, I receive error message "
Segmentation fault(coredump)" and a core file is created (unreadable). I
have unloaded and reloaded other mibs, so I know it can be done. Is this
just a bad mib? Or do I have another issue?
Thanks,
Ernie Dusett
IBM Global Services - Network Management Services
Internet: edusett@us.ibm.com
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