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Well, seems NOT to be same issue as the posted one as it does not segfault, but crashes on gmail, youtube and some flash using sites.
gdk_xerror() function (showed up in error message) seems not existent. I was going to report bug but found out that running "MOZILLA_DISABLE_PLUGINS=1 iceweasel" hides the problem. Disabling shockwave flash player r153 seems to make it stable again. Still, dunno what gmail and shockwave player have in common... but seems somewhat related to that plugin. Running flashplugin-nonfree 1:2.8.3 and flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound 0.0.svn2431-3 from debian multimedia. What can I do now to keep a nice (working) flash plugin? |
No luck here. A fresh reinstallation using the weekly "testing" snapshot fixed the problem, but obviously a full reinstall is a big deal.
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...... Still having this problem on Iceweasel and Chromium, the strange thing is that with konqueror flash works fine....
I am sort of getting mad at this... |
If it doesn't crash in Safe-mode then it could be either bad extension/theme or a plugin like flash or java causing the problems.
Try installing iceweasel-dbg then run iceweasel from a terminal and post any errors you get when/if it crashes. No issues here with Iceweasel 4.0-3, Firefox 4, Chrome 12.0.742.9-r82820 , Opera 11.10.2092, Midori or Konqueror 4:4.6.1-0r5. Shockwave Flash File: /usr/lib/flashplayer-mozilla/libflashplayer.so Version: Shockwave Flash 10.2 r159 |
Very strange: I get
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$ iceweasel -g --sync Anyway I've tried it a couple of weeks ago, and i got: Quote:
Could it be an issue with hw acceleration and flash? |
Hi,
having the same issues (random crashes) with iceweasel 3.5.18 and wheezy Linux xxx 2.6.38-2-686 #1 SMP Thu Apr 7 05:24:21 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux Noticed that it often crashes when I log in into yahoo-mail. |
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Are you update/upgrading your system regularly? My Iceweasel is 3.6.10 running on Debian testing, just what has come down from the repos. |
My Iceweasel still hasn't caused any issues and it is the latest version available. Do you have any add-ons installed John? If yes what ones and did you use the Mozilla add-on or install them by Synaptic?
Chromium, the latest version available from Debian, is starting to be a little buggy. |
As I posted before, I have this problem on a regularly updated Debian Testing (using also testing-proposed-updates.
I believe it's some issue of the flashplugin-nonfree (installed by Synaptic, plugin version 10.2 r159). When I disable that, does not crash. Also tryed with other browsers (opera chromium and other mozilla flavors) and all have the same issues, but Konqueror (netscape like) runs fine. I tried to cancel cookies and no improvement. What's this all about? anybody has a clue? @Widget Where did you get that Iceweasel version from? Testing version is at 3.5.18-1.. |
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I think I actually went ot the Iceweasel site some months ago and got it. Completely for got this until you pointed this out. I am sorry for misinformation. The only excuse is geezerhood. It does work quite well though. I have had some problems with BBC video on full screen refusing to let go. |
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Plus, my iceweasel version is also 3.5.18 (same situation as user Strider). |
My problem seems to have vanished, after an update done yesterday.
I upgraded testing packages as usual, and noted nvidia-vdpau-driver to be installed, along with libgl1-nvidia-alternatives and libglx-nvidia-alternatives upgrade. I had to reinstall nvidia-glx-legacy-173xx as it was removed by the vdpau drive install. Was not removed after reinstalling, anyways my nvidia gpu (old one,geforce FX 5600) restarted to work normally... So I tried to re-enable shockwave-flash plugin (I noticed before that disabling flash plugin prevented crash), as I always do with a display or iceweasel related update, testing if the flash related crashes were gone and ... Yes, Now i can run flash videos and swf websites without iceweasel crashing. Hope this helps someone. Thread SOLVED for me |
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