On my original post for my AMD Athlon(TM) XP 2400+ machine, I was
running Ubuntu 12.04. Since then, I installed 14.04, which I most
recently decided to overwrite with Debian 7.7 (because Ubuntu no longer
provides a video driver compatible with my hardware -- but that's
another story). What I
Chromium 39.0.2171.65 installed. Still will not execute on AMD
Athlon(TM) XP 2400+. Error as above.
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Title:
Chromium 36 upgrade will not execute
Installation of Chromium 38.0.2125.111 did not eliminate the above
problem. Following is the screen output from running chromium-browser in
a terminal:
chromium-browser
#
# Fatal error in ../../v8/src/ia32/assembler-ia32.cc, line 54
# CHECK(cpu.has_sse2()) failed
#
C stack trace
I received the Chromium 37 update via the Update Manager and installed
it (thank you). However, Chromium will still not execute on my Athlon XP
2400+ machine. I now get the following screen output when executing from
the command line (which I did not get with version 36):
chromium-browser
#
#
Florian W.: Thank you for your advice. I think I will abandon Chromium
on my old machine since Firefox and Opera will start OK and are at least
partially operable there.
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Florian W.: Thank you for the clarification about version numbers. I
checked my own software update log and agree that there was, in fact, no
Chromium 35 from the Update Manager. Apparently Google's view of the
world through their narrow Windows does not give them much a realistic
panorama of the
** Attachment added: Output of cat /proc/cpuinfo
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1353185/+attachment/4186844/+files/20140825-cpuinfo.txt
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I have added an attachment with the output from cat /proc/cpuinfo.
I have not been able to find a core dump file after running chromium-
browser from the command line. I ran sudo find -name core.* at the
root directory, but did not find anything that seemed to be associated
with Chromium. I also
Based on the comments of Opera above, I would say my problem with
Chromium 36 is not properly a bug, but a problem of obsolete hardware.
My machine where Chromium won't run is a 2003 machine with an AMD
Athlon(TM) XP 2400+.
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I guess I should emphasize that Chromium 35 seemed to be running more or
less OK on my AMD Athlon(TM) XP 2400+ machine, although Adobe Flash
Player will not run with any of the browsers installed there (Firefox,
Opera, or Chromium).
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Public bug reported:
Chromium will no longer start after version 36 upgrade. Previous version
worked ok. Execution from command line reports Illegal instruction
(core dumped). Nothing displayed on screen.
lshw reports:
description: Tower Computer
version: System Version
width: 32 bits
Thank you.
I find that I can no longer reproduce the print problem I described
above. All print jobs that I have generated more recently, including
several from evince, have printed without a problem and without going in
on hold status. Should I still try to generate the print log information
Since my initial report, I have discovered that print jobs from most
applications are now failing to print. What I have observed is that the
jobs are going into the print queue on hold status, but can be printed
from the Printing/Printer/View Print Queue by repeatedly clicking the
release icon
Public bug reported:
Evince (Document Viewer) 3.2.1 using poppler/cairo (0.16.7) fails to
print. Print job appears in print queue as status held.
My printer is a Brother HL-2140 on a USB port.
Other applications print normally (e.g., Libre Office, Adobe Reader).
Adobe Reader will print OK the
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Title:
Evince 3.2.1 fails to print
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After a routine software update via the update manager and after
downloading Full Circle Magazine, I found that neither the software
center nor the update manager would start when clicked on the launcher.
The software center seemed to have hung during the Full Circle Magazine
I found that the file
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/private-ppa.launchpad.net_commercial-ppa-
uploaders_fullcircle-issue-56_ubuntu.list
only had root read permission, unlike the rest of the files in that
directory. When I added universal read permission, the software center
and the update manager
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