Can't start Squid on Debian Sparc

I'm trying to set up what for now will be a second squid to use for
testing.

I can't seem to get Squid going on the Sparc version of Debian
Linux. I believe there is a problem starting the dnsserver
processes. But I can't quite tell which of the following is causing
the problem.cd

1. I just need to configure a local dns server on the machine running
the proxy.

2. The errors reflect a bug in the code used for the .deb package.

3. My configuration is wrong. It is the defaults except for changing
the cache size and adding acls so some machines can actually use the
cache.

I'm sending this to both Squid and the Debian Sparc list just in case

assertion failed: StatHist.c:93: "((int) floor(0.99L + statHistVal(H,
0) - min)) == 0"

reflect some problem peculiar to coding for Sparcs.

-- 
Josh Kuperman                       
josh@saratoga.lib.ny.us
May 10 10:00:12 whirlaway squid[1593]: Process ID 1593 
May 10 10:00:12 whirlaway squid[1593]: With 1024 file descriptors available 
May 10 10:00:12 whirlaway squid[1593]: helperOpenServers: Starting 5 'dnsserver'
 processes 
May 10 10:00:12 whirlaway squid[1593]: assertion failed: StatHist.c:93: "((int) 
floor(0.99L + statHistVal(H, 0) - min)) == 0" 
May 10 10:00:12 whirlaway squid[1567]: Squid Parent: child process 1593 exited d
ue to signal 6
May 10 10:00:15 whirlaway squid[1567]: Squid Parent: child process 1616 started
May 10 10:00:15 whirlaway squid[1616]: Starting Squid Cache version 2.2.STABLE5 
for sparc-debian-linux-gnu... 
May 10 10:00:15 whirlaway squid[1616]: Process ID 1616 
May 10 10:00:15 whirlaway squid[1616]: With 1024 file descriptors available 
May 10 10:00:15 whirlaway squid[1616]: helperOpenServers: Starting 5 'dnsserver'
 processes 
etc....
May 10 10:00:22 whirlaway squid[1662]: assertion failed: StatHist.c:93: "((int) 
floor(0.99L + statHistVal(H, 0) - min)) == 0" 
May 10 10:00:22 whirlaway squid[1567]: Squid Parent: child process 1662 exited d
ue to signal 6
May 10 10:00:22 whirlaway squid[1567]: Exiting due to repeated, frequent failure
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