Quote:
Originally Posted by
COKEDUDE
It was ps that was having a segmentation fault. It lasted for about 3 days. I don't understand what caused it or how it got fixed. I just used top instead. That took care of the job for me.
That's a longwinded way of saying 'no'.
ps wouldn't be crashing on a properly functioning system, period; and if you didn't find the problem, it's still there.
It might have been just one corrupted file if it was just ps. But if 7z is not merely crashing, but freezing your entire system? You've (still) got memory errors, or a hardware problem. Kernel bug isn't impossible but hardware seems more likely. At the very least run memtest86 for a while.
Quote:
I guess I should go back to Linux Mint or Ubuntu. I never had this many problems with those two os's.
As I said in your other thread, this is extremely unusual and usually points to a hardware problem. You can hardly blame the OS for failing hardware.
You're going to have a hard time guilting us over your difficulty when you seemed to pay so little attention to it.