Datafile:
http://bec.physics.udel.edu/blender/landscape-test.blend.gz

Using the above .blend file, I can get Blender 2.32 to
crash in a repeatable manner in Solaris just by loading
the file. The bug appears to be related to the flags
passed to GCC during compilation, which may mean it is
really a GCC bug or, at least, something in Blender
defies GCC's assumptions.

1) The pre-compiled Solaris binary from the Blender
website will crash (on Solaris 9/SPARC 12/02 on an
Ultra 30 Creator3D).
2) The pre-compiled Linux binary from the Blender
website will _not_ crash (on Debian 3.0 with XFree86
4.3.99.902).
3) My own compiled version of Blender 2.32 on Solaris
using "-O3 -mcpu=ultrasparc" (IIRC) will crash.
4) My own compiled version of Blender 2.32 on Solaris
using "-O1 -ggdb -pg" will _not_ crash.

Because only the highly optimized version will crash,
I'm not quite sure how to provide more meaningful
information, such as a stack trace. Contact me at my
e-mail address (prazak_lists@yahoo.com), if there is
any other information that I can provide.