On Tue, 17 Jan 2017 23:37:46 -0500
Greg Minshall wrote:
Hey Greg,
> > Gentoo is indeed your best bet. Portage is pretty complex, though.
> > Then you have the old school distros like Crux/Sourcemage, but
> > they're less active. Really, USE flags are amazing.
>
> thanks. i'll give it a try.
a
Hadrien,
> Gentoo is indeed your best bet. Portage is pretty complex, though. Then you
> have the old school distros like Crux/Sourcemage, but they're less active.
> Really, USE flags are amazing.
thanks. i'll give it a try.
cheers, Greg
On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 06:41:02AM -0800, Greg Minshall wrote:
> Cág,
>
> > Okay, try re-installing webkit, both -dev and
> > the package. I'm not really sure what's the
> > problem.
>
> no change, sigh. i guess i'll just leave this "open" for the time
> being.
>
> > By the way, if you are an e
Cág,
> Okay, try re-installing webkit, both -dev and
> the package. I'm not really sure what's the
> problem.
no change, sigh. i guess i'll just leave this "open" for the time
being.
> By the way, if you are an ex-BSD user, you may
> want to try Alpine[1]. Stripped; elegant package
> management
Greg Minshall wrote:
that's next. below that is a revised stack
trace with a few more filled-in entries.
(apologies for the remaining unknowns.)
Okay, try re-installing webkit, both -dev and
the package. I'm not really sure what's the
problem. I received segfaults on GTK+2 and
some of the suc
i don't know the Entroware Apollo, but I know that lubuntu is not
stripped down at all.
i'd start with a distribution that doesn't include dbus, then compile
only what's needed for surf itself. this way configure scripts won't
accidentally find any dbus support.
you could also concentrate on figur
hi, Hiro,
sorry for some cluelessness on my part (i'm really an ex-BSD guy, so
part of my problem is not having any clue about linux; also, i'm a
gray-haired guy, so even multi-threading is sort of "after my time").
if you've patience, a few follow up questions:
> reinstall your system (yes, eve
Cág,
> Try re-installing libjavascriptcoregtk-1.0-0.
okay, did that, also installed the -dbg version to get symbols.
> If that still doesn't work, bewray your
> config.mk to us.
that's next. below that is a revised stack trace with a few more
filled-in entries. (apologies for the remaining un
your backtrace is useless as you can probably see for yourself (in
??() - really??). reinstall your system (yes, everything) and disable
all this bullshit crap like dbus, keep the debug symbols enabled and
make sure gdb follows the right thread that actually segfaults.
if you can't do that and want
Greg,
Try re-installing libjavascriptcoregtk-1.0-0.
It is fairly common for dpkg to install
broken packages. Those Gdk and dbus warnings
you received when running surf shouldn't be
vital.
If that still doesn't work, bewray your
config.mk to us.
Cág
Hiro, thanks for the reply.
> try compiling your system without dbus.
> then, add a gdb backtrace.
i'm not sure how to interpret the first line. if it means compile Linux
without dbus, i'm afraid i don't know how to do that. (but, with hints
and some time, could possibly figure it out; i'm runn
try compiling your system without dbus.
then, add a gdb backtrace.
On 1/15/17, Greg Minshall wrote:
> hi. trying
>
> : surf bit.ly/MoesE-Books
>
> gives surf
>
> : surf-0.7, ©2009-2015 surf engineers, see LICENSE for details
>
> a seg fault on my linux machine
>
> : Linux minshall-apollo.minshal
hi. trying
: surf bit.ly/MoesE-Books
gives surf
: surf-0.7, ©2009-2015 surf engineers, see LICENSE for details
a seg fault on my linux machine
: Linux minshall-apollo.minshall.org 4.4.0-57-generic #78-Ubuntu SMP Fri Dec 9
23:50:32 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
the output is below.
* pancake [2012-06-15 18:07]:
> it is possible to disable all plugins (flash/java..) in surf?
That't how I browse around most of the time.
I posted a toggle patch a week or two ago; search for message id
20120602113939.GA26438 or look here
http://lists.suckless.org/dev/1206/11716.html
the relev
> it is possible to disable all plugins (flash/java..) in surf?
surf -p -s
-p disables plugins
-s disables javascript
(man surf)
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i know, that's what's in archlinux. but i just wanted to show that the
problem is not in surf code. but maybe we have missing a specific setup
to avoid that crash.i think best option is to remove java applets
..
it is possible to disable all plugins (flash/java..) in surf?
On 06/15/12 17:58,
There are a lot of stripped libs in that stack trace don't you think?
though it does indicate that the problem is either in webkit or icedtea.
On Jun 15, 2012 11:10 AM, "pancake" wrote:
> On 06/15/12 16:59, anonimopococin...@alice.it wrote:
>
>> I opened www.gokgs.com/applet.jsp (which contains
On 06/15/12 16:59, anonimopococin...@alice.it wrote:
I opened www.gokgs.com/applet.jsp (which contains a java applett) and
everything worked properly, leaving the page though, the browser
crashed, with some free() invalid poniter error.
The crash happens every time I leave such page.
I didn't
I opened www.gokgs.com/applet.jsp (which contains a java applett) and
everything worked properly, leaving the page though, the browser crashed, with
some free() invalid poniter error.
The crash happens every time I leave such page.
I didn't investigate much further, but if you can't reproduce th
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