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Subject: [Bug gdb/17785] GDB ignores "disable-randomization" setting once its
 set to off once
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 17:13:00 -0000
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https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17785

--- Comment #3 from Doug Evans <xdje42 at gmail dot com> ---
(In reply to dman79 from comment #2)
> Reproducing the problem is simple  gdb myprogram
> show disable-randomization
> set disable-randomization on
> quit
> 
> gdb myprogram
> b *main
> r
> x/x $esp
> r
> x/x $esp
> show disable-randomization
> 
> which will be on but $esp will be randomized on each single run.

Did you mean "set disable-randomization" off in the above example?

Plus, are you saying that enabling randomization *** in a separate ***
gdb session then enabled randomization for all subsequent gdb sessions?
If so, that's a kernel bug.

I still can't reproduce the problem.
Let's first pin down your repro.
Can you paste an unedited session log, starting from the shell command that
launches gdb?

And, on the off chance (seems unlikely, but who knows), what's your kernel
version?

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