On Do, 10 Dez 2009, Denis Laxalde wrote:
> Also, there is no problem on an other system with i686 arch (this might
> explain why Frank did not experience the crash ?).
Can you install evince-dbg and get a backtrace? in principle best is that
you set your ulimit for core files to something big:
ulimit -c 100000
then run evince until it crashes, dumping a core, tehn run
gdb evince core
and type bt and the prompt.
I don't believe that this has *anything* to do with libkpathsea5
by itself becasue evince is not linked to it (but libkpathsea4), but
you never know.
Best wishes
Norbert
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