On 6/19/11, Jonathan Nieder <jrnie...@gmail.com> wrote: > Latrato Urlante wrote: > >> Sorry I just uninstalled Chromium... it still happened when I used >> --disable-plugins, but just once. Anyway, I need those plugins so that >> wasn't quite the solution for me! > > Hm, my last message didn't come out as useful as I'd hoped. Here are > some things to try if you can reproduce it (with google-chrome or > chromium --- it shouldn't matter). > > 1. Try running "chromium --temp-profile"; this is a little better > than --disable-plugins as a diagnostic since it temporarily forgets > your settings (and so should behave more consistently between > machines). > > 2. Run from a terminal and see what output it gives. > > 3. Install chromium-dbg and get a backtrace in the state when it is > refusing to exit, by running with "chromium --temp-profile -g" and > hitting ^C when it is refusing to exit. > http://wiki.debian.org/Chromium/Debugging has instructions > > 4. Act like a detective. Note anything that seems unusual. If you > can think of some method to isolate the difference between what's > happening on your system and happening here, try it. > > Hope that helps, > Jonathan >
So I wanted to to reinstall chromium just for testing purposes but an "aptitude dist-upgrade" is already doing that on his own... scary! :) You'll hear my news soon. Well anyway my nose tells me Flash could be involved but we'll see about that, I'll follow your instructions! Siro -- ... l'Assalto รจ imminente... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
