Indeed. It appears as though i didn't have lspci installed. I was discussing this with a friend and we don't understand why it doesn't just use /sys (2.6) or /proc/pci (2.4) for hardware detection, as lspci shouldn't be run by a user process.
Edit #1: Still getting the segmentation fault though the output is just this:
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bash-2.05b$ ./darwinia
SDL Version: Compiled against 1.2.8, running with 1.2.8
Creating ResourceManager: 0.5
./darwinia: line 4: 9009 Segmentation fault $here/darwinia.x86
Nothing is written to the blackbox. Oddly enough, when i run ./darwinia.x86 it dumps
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bash-2.05b$ ./darwinia.x86
SDL Version: Compiled against 1.2.8, running with 1.2.7
Creating ResourceManager: 0.9
Segmentation fault
Does this mean that my version of sdl is out of date? If so it's odd that it doesn't report this when running ./darwinia .
Edit #1: I resinstalled everything and started anew with a new download of darwinia. Now it gives a blackbox.txt after the segfault... new thread is
here
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