recondas wrote:
... just passin' thru both times.
So whadja think about the soil ?
diegel wrote: I uploaded neko_firefox3.0.19_beta3.tardist to incoming
Please report in this thread only severe issues in conjunction with the firefox3 build.
I will not fix problems with depending nekoware packages,
firefox extensions,
or broken Internet sites.
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urchin 3% firefox3
moz_run_program[36]: 1351 Memory fault
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moz_run_program[36]: 1417 Abort
diegel wrote: I can't see any ssl problem here. Probably it is a packaging issue, I will test ssl with a fresh installation today. But if I don't see a problem, I am not able to debug it.
diegel wrote: Try moving your .mozilla to .mozilla.bak and start firefox3.
ajw99uk wrote: Changing .mozilla/firefox to .mozilla/firefox.bak
diegel wrote: Or copy libfreebl3.chk and libfreebl3.so from /usr/nekoware/lib/firefox-2.0.0.22pre to /usr/nekoware/lib/firefox-3.0.19. I will add the libraries to the next package.
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(firefox-bin:7001): Pango-WARNING **: shaping failure, expect ugly output. shape-engine='BasicEngineFc', font='Forefront Book 11.51953125', text='to http://mplayerplug-in.sourceforge.net/download.php.'
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canavan wrote: Additionally, beta3 crashes reliably ... when opening http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wei ... -smbc-coll
canavan wrote: I haven't seen any glitches.
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moz_run_program[36]: 1868 Memory fault
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ClassicHasClass wrote: Are you running out of memory, perchance?
canavan wrote: You may be running out of address space, and a rqs/rqsall shuffle may be needed.
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rqs32: Fatal Error: A /usr/nekoware/lib/firefox-3.0.19/libssl3.so region with address 0x400000 (region end address is 0x43c000). Failed due to address overlap. Please check firefox-bin and its liblist to make sure that it and its NEEDED shared objects have no overlaps among them by running "elfdump -o" on each of them
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libpng.so.3 => /usr/nekoware/lib/libpng.so.3
5586:firefox-bin: rld: Warning: elfmap: running new 32-bit executable but finding old 32-bit shared object /usr/lib/libCsup.so in the search path. You may not have set the environment variables correctly, please set LD_LIBRARY_PATH for old 32-bit objects, LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH for new 32-bit objects and LD_LIBRARY64_PATH for 64-bit objects (e_flags 0x10000003) -- continue searching ...
libCsup.so => /usr/lib32/libCsup.so
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ShadeOfBlue wrote: Some of the old firefox2 libraries may still be present in that list, this will rebuild the entire index and hopefully solve the problem.
canavan wrote: Now I'll have to figure out how to configure fonts with subpixel antialiasing and no color fringing.
canavan wrote: Your screenshot looks like you have not configured fontconf at all. Try adjusting things in /usr/nekoware/etc/fonts/local.conf and adding some more fonts
recondas wrote: Just got done installing the latest revision ff3.0.19 on an Onyx350 with IP graphics (dual-pipe, 8P, 16GB).
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|$(0x6dd)ALERT: Process [firefox-bin] 4512 generated trap, but has signal 10 held or ignored
Update : I uninstalled ff2 and the issue with slow rendering went away. Since the uninstalling ff2 I also haven't been able to reproduce the trap error with ff3, so it looks like removing ff2 may have resolved the issues I experienced.
recondas wrote: Knock on wood - ff3 hasn't crashed since I figured out the remove-ff2-first part.
NS ( and the rest of the security add-ons I mentioned in the other ff3.0.19 thread ) are all up and running in ff3 w/o problem.
recondas wrote: You might want to consider re-adding noscript ... Read a couple of the articles on sfgate and even followed a couple the links - didn't experience any crashes.
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robespierre wrote: The Personal DECstation was also a rare machine for the era that used one serial bus for all its input peripherals. At the time, only ADB (used by Apple and NeXT) had that architecture; other workstations used multiple rs232 or rs423 signals for each device, or, like PCs, had a single serial bus per device.
diegel wrote: I have seen a pango related error, I am quit sure this is a problem of the current pango package.
I also have seen a bus error, but I was not able to reproduce it, so I can't debug it.
There must be something different with your setup, are you using your firefox with a remote X11 server?