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#!/bin/sh
cat <<EOF
You can now type "run" in order to start the installer from within the debugger.
If it segfaults, you can:
- go back to tty2 by pressing Alt+Ctlr+F2.
- type "gcore" in order to generate a core file
- type "exit" to go back to the shell.
- you can then:
o either plug a USB key to your physical/virtual machine and copy the
core.XXXX file on it
o copy it to /mnt if you already passed the partitionning step ;
you can later retrieve it from another OS (dual boot) or using guestfish if
it's a virtual machine
On a real Mageia system, you can then install the needed debuginfo packages and
get a proper stack trace with GDB. You would probably need at least the
following packages:
urpmi {glibc,perl{,-Glib,-Gtk2},glib2.0,gtk+2.0}-debuginfo
WARNING: that keyboard is in QWERTY mode!!!!
EOF
exec gdb -q --args perl /usr/bin/install2
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