In article <20140331211952.gb17...@platypus.pepperfish.net>, Rob Kendrick <r...@netsurf-browser.org> wrote: > > > The computer it's running on :) If you have more than one memory > > > stick, try using only one at a time to see if one of them is faulty. > > > > > I also seem to remember that the PSUs in Iyonixes are famously > > > unreliable. > > > > Neither of those remarks are in the least bit helpful.
> Have you tried checking if the RAM is faulty? It's amazing how bizarre > the problems that faulty RAM can cause. > As for the PSU, it was a serious suggestion: low or faulting voltages > can cause any number of bizarre, reproducible, unreproducible, precise, > and imprecise problems. > So yes, they're things worth checking when you've run out of ideas for > other things to check. No I definitely think that is something to do with the ROOL 28th Mar 2014 !Boot. I have just tried my saved Boot of that download and Netsurf crashes, back to my 30th Mar 2014 !Boot and all is well again. I took a picture of the error box ;-). Thus. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Error 0x80000005: Internal error: branch through zero pc: fffffffc Fatal signal received: EMT trap Stack backtrace: Running thread 0x6153a4 ( 61df7c) pc: 478d28 1r: 4729b0 sp: 61df80 _write_backtrace() ( 61dfe4) pc: 478e4c 1r: 4799ac sp: 61dfe8 _unixlib_raise_signal() ( 61dff4) pc: 4798e0 1r: 48c9bc sp: 61cf10 UnixLibErrorHandler() (fb4213e2) pc: 421ae92c 1r: bea00 sp: 680010 UnixLib detected recursion of signal SIGSEGV. Exiting. Press Space or click mouse to continue ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regards Ron.
