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I'm getting this wierd error when I try to run either Sylpheed or XMMS. The launchers on my desktop didn't seem to do anything and I got the error from trying to run the programs from a shell.
The error is:
Code:
[nick@krypton ~]$ xmms
Illegal instruction
It's not a very detailed error message, I know.
If it helps any, I'm using the versions of Sylpheed and XMMS that come on the Mandriva2006.0 disc/dvd.
Sylpheed version 1.0.5-2mdk
XMMS version 1.2.10-20mdk
Both use GTK+ as far as I know. I don't see GTK+ being an issue here though, because other GTK+ apps, like The GIMP, still work.
EDIT: I haven't installed/uninstalled anything lately, for anyone who asks.
My bad--try a different version of XMMS. The fact that the GIMP works indicates that GTK+ isn't causing the problem directly. If a different version of XMMS doesn't work, then try a different version of Sylpheed.
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