On Friday 07 May 2010 06:38:32 Carlos E. R. wrote:
On 2010-05-06 23:34, Richard Creighton wrote:
Ever since updating to >= 3.0 Firefox, I get some variation of the following: ...
/usr/bin/firefox: line 128: 10537 Segmentation fault $MOZ_PROGRAM "$@" rcc@Athelon:~>
...
Now the squirrel...I have a virtually identical machine int the other room with similar hardware and also running factory, that works! ... but NFS won't
Try under a new user, to see if it is your user's configuration that is the problem.
Thank you Carlos... Fails under ROOT, RICREIG, RCCJ...the latter is new. Does not fail if I revert to 3.5.9 (I had a type when I reported (2).5.9 earlier...Parkinsons as a result of my stroke <frown>...plus this is reported by other users in a bugreport (unable to remember the number at the moment- sorry). Initially closed as "Worksforme", it reopened it as "doesn'tworkfore everyonedammit" It does work on a MSI mbd but not on my ASUS mbd, but strangely, I do have an ASUS mbd where it does work with same bios. All machines have minimum of 2G-4G RAM, all use 1-4TB raid 5 Plux LVM with at least 6 drives in the system, one machine with 9 drives, all use NFS, none use Ddoze/SMB. All use VBox when I need/wish other OS's for experimentation. All running M5/6 have problems with rsyslog (100% cpu usage on 1 core and if that job killed, then udevd starts running 100% instead which can be killed). If either rsyslog and/or udevd are killed, it has NO effect on the Firefox problem, eg, 3.5.9 and earlier ALL execute and run with no detected errors, all 3.6.x versions with M5/6 fail to execute after launch, eg, they start to launch and promptly segfault. This occurs even if run with 'firefox --fail- safe switches set as suggested. I did not open the original bug report so others have had this exact bug with the same exact error message(s). I wish I could see a pattern here. The error message reports a "line 128", which INFERS a "script" of some kind being invoked, and the firefox -d gdm dump refers thousands of times to everything BUT firefox (I put exerpts into the bugreport) in the hopes that this might be the common link. Richard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org