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If you are running a very old version of sys_check (that
is, a version lower than sys_check version 112) then you
may encounter problems during installation of the sys_check
kit. This is because the sys_check installation code attempts
to determine the version of sys_check that is currently
running on your system by invoking /usr/sbin/sys_check
with the -v option to get the sys_check version number.
Unfortunately, the -v option is not supported in versions
older than version 112 and therefore the setld installation
might hang or you may receive the following error message, "/usr/sbin/sys_check[]:
Memory fault(coredump)".
You can easily work around this problem by moving
/usr/sbin/sys_check to /usr/sbin/sys_check.BACKUP before
installing the sys_check kit. By doing this, the sys_check
installation code will not find the /usr/sbin/sys_check
executable and therefore will not invoke sys_check with
the -v option. As a result, the kit should install without
problems.
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