On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 09:49:01PM +0800, Qi Baobin wrote:
Thanks, but it still doesn't work for me.
For me it worked, however what is the best place to export the variable?
I now placed it in /usr/bin/firefox, however that will be replaced with
every new FF.
Henk,
On 09:12 Thu 10 Apr
* Gustavo Campos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I figure out that the mpd didn't work either when the firefox was
suspending there, is it possible they cann't work together.
Well that points to the road I was trying to take: sound problem.
At my site, adobe-flash also causes bad
Thanks, I'll try firefox 3. The problem got worse, the computer froze when I
was watching the flash today.
On 13:09 Sun 13 Apr , Gustavo Campos wrote:
I'm a xmonad user here, no compiz at all and the problem exists. As I
said, it looks pretty much like a sound problem.
I believe
NO.
Does it help if i replace firefox with the forefox-bin package?
On 06:36 Sun 13 Apr , José Pedro Saraiva wrote:
Are you using compiz-fusion? There are reported problems with firefox and
flash contents with compiz-fusion...
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I'm a xmonad user here, no compiz at all and the problem exists. As I
said, it looks pretty much like a sound problem.
I believe changing for firefox-bin won't help, cause the trouble
resides in the flash player itself, I think... but it's a shot!
For me, maybe I'll try firefox 3 beta =)
On
Are you using compiz-fusion? There are reported problems with firefox and
flash contents with compiz-fusion...
Thanks, but it still doesn't work for me.
On 09:12 Thu 10 Apr , Gustavo Campos wrote:
I was having the same problem here, looking over the web found a
solution used for Ubuntu users I could adapt for me.
Exporting the environment variable FIREFOX_DSP=auto solved the
crashing for me.
Actually since I sent you the response Firefox has crashed one more
time while playing Flash. Indeed, that used to happen more often
before... now I don't really know if it was just a coincidence or not
=/
Are you using pulseaudio? In my case when Firefox crashes the command
line indicates some
There is no message on the console.Firefox was just no responding.
I need to kill the process and restart it,after that it would run well
util next crash.
On 11:27 Fri 11 Apr , Gustavo Campos wrote:
Actually since I sent you the response Firefox has crashed one more
time while playing
I figure out that the mpd didn't work either when the firefox was
suspending there, is it possible they cann't work together.
On 11:27 Fri 11 Apr , Gustavo Campos wrote:
Actually since I sent you the response Firefox has crashed one more
time while playing Flash. Indeed, that used to
There is no message on the console.Firefox was just no responding.
I need to kill the process and restart it,after that it would run well
util next crash.
Oh I see, for crash I understood it has closed abnormally, what
happened to you is looks what I would call a freeze =)
So, that makes
I don't have either of them,
There is my /etc/conf.d/alsasound,hope it helps:
# ENABLE_OSS_EMUL:
# Do you want to enable in-kernel oss emulation?
# no - Do not load oss emul drivers
# yes - Load oss emul drivers if they're found
ENABLE_OSS_EMUL=yes
# RESTORE_ON_START:
# Do you want to restore
Sorry for replying so late.
My computer is 32bit.
I will try what Roman said, thanks for that.
I will paste the result later.
:)
On 20:27 Wed 09 Apr , Mateusz A. Mierzwin'ski wrote:
Roman Zilka pisze:
Hello,
I don't have any specific idea, but try recompiling Firefox without any
I was having the same problem here, looking over the web found a
solution used for Ubuntu users I could adapt for me.
Exporting the environment variable FIREFOX_DSP=auto solved the
crashing for me.
At the other hand, my mplayer plugin is not working, but I don't
really know if it was before the
Hello,
I don't have any specific idea, but try recompiling Firefox without any
CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS set. Using another Flash implementation (Gnash/Adobe)
might solve the problem too (or introduce new problems:). Also try
cleaning up your Firefox profile (in terms of add-ons, most
importantly).
-rz
Roman Zilka pisze:
Hello,
I don't have any specific idea, but try recompiling Firefox without any
CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS set. Using another Flash implementation (Gnash/Adobe)
might solve the problem too (or introduce new problems:). Also try
cleaning up your Firefox profile (in terms of add-ons, most
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