Package: gnomeradio
Version: 1.8-2
Severity: important
When I tried to change radio device to, for example /dev/radio 1, and this does
not exist, gnomeradio crash
Solution is "Don't stop radio twice to avoid double free or corruption in file
radio.c"
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v4l2.c
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RadioDev*
v4l2_radio_dev_new (void)
{
- RadioDev *dev;
+ RadioDev *dev;
V4L2RadioDev *v4l2_dev;
v4l2_dev = malloc (sizeof (V4L2RadioDev));
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v4l1.c
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RadioDev*
v4l1_radio_dev_new (void)
{
- RadioDev *dev;
+ RadioDev *dev;
V4L1RadioDev *v4l1_dev;
v4l1_dev = malloc(sizeof(V4L1RadioDev));
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radio.c
This is a bad idea since consecutive radio_stop and radio_start will cause bad
things to happen
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int radio_init(char *device, DriverType driver)
{
- int rv = -1;
- if (dev) {
- radio_stop();
- }
+ int rv = -1;
switch (driver) {
case DRIVER_ANY:
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