Hi,
Segmentation faults are caused by programs trying to access parts of memory
that don't exist, or I believe that are read only or even being used by
other programs.
I used to get this when the machine was up for a long time and a good old
fashioned reboot fixed it. I know that's not a real fix
Norman Silverstone wrote:
> This is unbelievable. I ran firefox (small f) in a terminal, loaded the
> BBC website and radio played perfectly, I could not make it crash.
Well, you won't believe this, but I've just been trying to listen to BBC
Radio4 live (Ubuntu 9.04 on a Samsung NC10; FF 3.0.11)
Norman Silverstone wrote:
> This is unbelievable. I ran firefox (small f) in a terminal, loaded the
> BBC website and radio played perfectly, I could not make it crash. Since
> then I have tried several times running Firefox in the usual way from
> the tool bar icon, going to the BBC website and th
> I guess you can't see anything helpful in any of the logs. How about
> opening a terminal, and typing 'Firefox' (without the quotes) to run it
> in the terminal; then navigate to the BBC site, and try listening to
> the stream. When FF crashes, there may be some informative error
> messag
Norman Silverstone wrote:
> ...I would like to find out what is
> causing Firefox to crash and, then, putting things right.
I guess you can't see anything helpful in any of the logs. How about
opening a terminal, and typing 'Firefox' (without the quotes) to run it
in the terminal; then navigat
> Norman, can you send us a link to the web page you are having
> difficulties with?
Here is the link and, when there, I just select any one of the Listen
Live radio links. http://www.bbc.co.uk/ I would like to find out what is
causing Firefox to crash and, then, putting things right.
Norman
Norman, can you send us a link to the web page you are having
difficulties with?
David King
Norman Silverstone wrote:
>> Is it a Flash-based streaming media?
>>
>
> I am sorry, but I do not know. There are no messages to indicate a fault
> or a need for other software it all happens so q
> Is it a Flash-based streaming media?
I am sorry, but I do not know. There are no messages to indicate a fault
or a need for other software it all happens so quickly. You might even
say, in a flash.
Norman
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Is it a Flash-based streaming media?
David King
Norman Silverstone wrote:
> When I try to listen to a sound broadcast such as 5 live, a window opens
> and then Firefox crashes. However, I am able to watch and listen in
> pop-out player with no problem. Any suggestions to overcome this
> difficu
I forgot to add that I am running 9.04.
Norman
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When I try to listen to a sound broadcast such as 5 live, a window opens
and then Firefox crashes. However, I am able to watch and listen in
pop-out player with no problem. Any suggestions to overcome this
difficulty would be very welcome.
Norman
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