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From: Greg Hackney <hackney@hia.net>
Subject: core dumping on 'zip'
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I'm trying to use 'zip' on some large files (20MB databases) and
it's core dumping. GDB says it's failing in bcopy()
while doing an fwrite() in deflating the file.

It does this on BSDI 1.1 and BSDI 2.0. Recompiles
with different memory options, versions, etc., all
result in a core dump.

I need to be able to zip files that will be compatible
with PKZIP under DOS. Any ideas?
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Greg Hackney
hackney@hia.net