No, I've not seen similar crashes in Red Hat Enterprise Linux or in Fedora.
From the varied reports, I haven't actually seen one that definitely uses the auto-shutdown feature, so I'm not sure the destroy/remove thing is relevant. In fact, with several reports it seems to be with the default configuration, l
It looks more like something is scribbling over memory somewhere. Have you tried using valgrind on it?
No, I've not seen similar crashes in Red Hat Enterprise Linux or in Fedora.
From the varied reports, I haven't actually seen one that definitely uses the auto-shutdown feature, so I'm not sure the destroy/remove thing is relevant. In fact, with several reports it seems to be with the default configuration, l
It looks more like something is scribbling over memory somewhere. Have you tried using valgrind on it?