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Hi all,
After trying out a USB bootable version of Feather Linux I found that firefox, thunderbird and elinks fail to start. This is what I get in xterm: (nothing from firefox, just doesn't start).
5b4az tmp # elinks
Segmentation fault
5b4az tmp # mozilla-thunderbird
*** global extensions startup!
*** profile extensions startup
/opt/mozilla-thunderbird/lib/thunderbird-0.6/run-mozilla.sh: line 451: 743 Segmentation fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}
5b4az tmp # mozilla-firefox
5b4az tmp #
Other browsers I tried (links, lynx) work OK and so do other Internet apps (pacman, xmms etc).
I have the impression that this is a GUI problem since links and lynx are purely text based while elinks has graphical support. In this case the fault could be some file|lib|resource common to the failing apps.
I run a simple desktop: aewm++ wm with fspanel and ROX filer with it panel. No gnome/kde installed.
Surely any tips/ideas will be warmly welcomed!
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Neoklis ... Ham Radio Call: 5B4AZ
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the Best-First search (for solution) algorithm proposes something like:
pacman -Rs mozilla-thunderbird, mozilla-firefox, elinks
pacman -Sy mozilla-thunderbird, mozilla-firefox, elinks
GoodLuck buddy
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the Best-First search (for solution) algorithm proposes something like:
pacman -Rs mozilla-thunderbird, mozilla-firefox, elinks
pacman -Sy mozilla-thunderbird, mozilla-firefox, elinksThanks for this tip! In order to find out just what went wrong I did a pacman -Sy on each of the common dependencies and found that openssl was the problem. Re-installing got everything working but still don't know why running a linux distro from a bootable USB corrupted openssl on the hd or how this caused segfaults in these apps.
Still, very happy that the problem is fixed!
Regards
Neoklis ... Ham Radio Call: 5B4AZ
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