The hardy-proposed package seems to have made the bug disappear for me,
at least after a day of working with it. However, since it's not
straightforward in my scenario to reproduce this bug, I would be careful
about saying we're in the clear... I hope other people can report their
experiences!
Tha
Further investigation reveals that this is a bug with the HotSpot
virtual machine included in all versions of Java 6 from Sun and OpenJDK.
It has to do with how HotSpot handles recompilation of mutable classes
(basically, any class that has "volatile" fields).
This bug seems to have been fixed wit
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Wow, as soon as I posted my "workaround," it crashed.
Something is very wrong.
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My current workaround is to use Sun's latest JDK 6 binary for Linux. It
seems as if this bug was solved.
It's also pretty safe -- the archive opens in a single directory and
does not install files anywhere else. So, when this bug eventually is
fixed for Ubuntu, you can simply delete the directory.
Note that this affects Sun's JDK 6 as well as OpenJDK, and that it also
affects the Sun's 32bit virtual machine (package: ia32-sun-java6-bin).
This seems like a very major bug to me -- Java seems essentially broken
on Ubuntu AMD64.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 238066 ***
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/245099
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Actually, my workaround does not work. I am getting the same segfaults
with the 32bit virtual machine.
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The virtual machine occasionally crashes with the following type of
error:
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# An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime Environment:
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# SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x7fad1a62025a, pid=12503, tid=1107077456
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# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (10.0-b22 mi
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Glad it works for you, guys!
"make install" is necessary only if you want to fully install it in your
system. If you do that, I recommend that you remove the LyX you
installed from the repositories first, otherwise the two versions will
mix with each other.
I know it leaves a big directory... as
As others have said, the best solution for those stuck with LyX not
working is to build LyX locally. I suggest doing this *without*
installing your built LyX, just by building it, meanwhile keeping your
Ubuntu LyX installation intact. This will have no effect at all on your
Ubuntu installation and
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