MephSnake wrote:
> /home/daniel
>> apt-get source easystroke
> (.)
> gpgv: Firmado el jue 20 ago 2009 18:50:04 CEST usando clave DSA ID 491E5389
> gpgv: Imposible comprobar la firma: Clave pública no encontrada
> dpkg-source: aviso: fallo al verificar la firma en
> ./easystroke_0.4.9-0ubuntu1.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- [Karmic]Easystroke: Crash when record. (kernel)
+ [Karmic]Easystroke: Crash when recording.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
** Package changed: ubuntu => easystroke (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: eas
( Did you say sorry? Why!? You are helping! You don't need to say sorry ;-) )
DONE. But something strange happened when downloading the sources look:
/home/daniel
> apt-get source easystroke
(.)
gpgv: Firmado el jue 20 ago 2009 18:50:04 CEST usando clave DSA ID 491E5389
gpgv: Imposible compr
Sorry, I'll need a real backtrace with debug symbols enabled. This is a
little bit more work since you need to recompile the applications. You
should be able to use the following instructions (untested):
sudo apt-get build-dep easystroke
apt-get source easystroke
cd easystroke-0.4.9
echo 'DFLAGS
Ok, I did it, you have the results here:
daniel, Que quieres? pesao... ~ $
/home/daniel
> gdb easystroke
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.0-ubuntu
Copyright (C) 2009 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
(.)
Leyendo símbolos desde /usr/bin/easystroke...(no debugging symbols
found)...hecho.
(gdb) run
Starting prog
There's no obvious place where a division by zero could occur, so I'll
need a backtrace. As a first step, can you run easystroke in gdb ("gdb
easystroke", then enter "run") and then issue the "bt" command when it
crashes?
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[Karmic]Easystroke: Crash when record. (kernel)
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