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[Boris Samorodov]

Hello Nicolas,


please don't top post and configure your MUA to do clean quotes.

On Mon, 13 Apr 2009 10:25:41 +0200 Nicolas wrote:


>    Hi Juergen,
>    I'm using FreeBSD 8-Current.
>    OVERRIDE_LINUX_BASE_PORT and OVERRIDE_LINUX_NONBASE_PORTS are set on
>    my make.conf
>    linprocfs is mounted on fstab.
>    This is my pkg_version:
>    $ pkg_version | grep linux
>    linux-atk                           <
>    linux-cairo                         <
>    linux-curl                          =
>    linux-expat                         <
>    linux-f8-atk                        =
>    linux-f8-cairo                      =
>    linux-f8-curl                       =
>    linux-f8-expat                      =
>    linux-f8-gtk2                       =
>    linux-f8-libidn                     =
>    linux-f8-libssh2                    =
>    linux-f8-nspr                       =
>    linux-f8-nss                        =
>    linux-f8-openssl                    =
>    linux-f8-pango                      =
>    linux-f8-png                        =
>    linux-f8-sqlite3                    =
>    linux-f8-tiff                       =
>    linux-f8-xorg-libs                  =
>    linux-flashplugin                   =
>    linux-fontconfig                    <
>    linux-gtk2                          <
>    linux-jpeg                          <
>    linux-openssl                       <
>    linux-openssl                       =
>    linux-pango                         <
>    linux-png                           <
>    linux-tiff                          <
>    linux_base-f8                       =
>    Do you think there is a problem with my ports?
>    Anyway, flash 9 work perfectly.

Please, read /usr/ports/UPDATING and emulation@ ML for instructions
how to upgrade to -f8- linux infrastructure ports.

>    Nicolas.

>  Did you set OVERRIDE_LINUX_BASE_PORT and OVERRIDE_LINUX_NONBASE_PORTS
> to f8 and reinstalled your linux ports(!) after that?  Do you have
> linprocfs mounted?

>  Oh, or does this only happen with specific websites?  I've seen flash
> coredump, causing similar errors after clicking `watch in hd' in the
> youtube video player... (btw, can anyone try this on head?  Maybe its
> just missing linuxolator functionality in 7-stable?)

>  Anyway, if the issue persists, do a `pkg_add -r linux_kdump' and then
> try running firefox like `ktrace -di firefox3 [1]http://youtube.com', quit
> it after you've reproduced the isse, and then do `linux_kdump >kdump.txt'
> and look in kdump.txt for what npviewer.bin did before it exited/crashed,
> (usually indicated by a line containing `PSIG SIGSEGV', or another signal)
> and then maybe post the last 100 lines up to that here.

>  HTH,
>         Juergen


WBR
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Boris Samorodov (bsam)
Research Engineer, http://www.ipt.ru Telephone & Internet SP
FreeBSD Committer, http://www.FreeBSD.org The Power To Serve