Segmentation fault: Generally such kind of errors are caused by addressing non-existent/allocated memory location. Today I encountered this error while executing "apt-get install" command.
Solution 1: Check if "apt" directory at it's location (/var/log/apt). If apt directory doesn't exist then create this directory & it will work.
Solution 2: If "apt" directory exists but still you are getting "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error then execute these two queries.
root@gh008:~# apt-get install binutils
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I googled around for this issue and finally got two solution for this problem. Solution 1: Check if "apt" directory at it's location (/var/log/apt). If apt directory doesn't exist then create this directory & it will work.
Solution 2: If "apt" directory exists but still you are getting "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error then execute these two queries.
root@gh008:~# apt-get clean
root@gh008:~# apt-get update
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