On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 10:02:28AM -0300, Fernando de Oliveira wrote: > Em 12-08-2015 08:57, Fernando de Oliveira escreveu: > > Crashed several times, today. After some time, it coincided with scroll > > up using the middle mouse wheel. > > > > Toggled to "false" in about:config. > > > > general.smoothScroll;false > > > > Seems to be working fine, now, hopefully "fixed". > > > > Don't know if this is a well problem, or only local. > > > > If someone can confirm, or, better yet, find a fix, we will need it for > > the book. > > > > Thanks for any help. > > > > Wrong cause. > > Crashed again, clicking another tab. > > Changed the subject to reflect that I can't reproduce yet to determine > the cause. > > Not a good day. > > After all that slowing me down, a power failure. :-( > I happen to be subscribed to one FreeBSD list, and there people have been reporting crashes, but (a) their first version was a 40-beta last week (for some reason their packager uploaded that instead of using 39.0.3), they have had some updates since then and somebody reported "it now lasted 6 hours before crashing, which was an improvement" (b) they use a load of patches, and (c) it was probably built using LLVM.
I have not used 40.0 a lot - most of yeasterday was updating the current and past systems on my first box after I finally managed to get to the source, but I did minimally use it after each install, checked youtube for the first install, and at the end I caught up with some websites - probably over an hour total. Today I've built and minimally used it on two other machines. All was going well until I tried it on LFS-7.4 : generally good, but the update finished while fcron was backing up '/', so I had to wait a bit for that backup to get processed before I could run a fresh backup. During that time I looked at a specialist model-railway site I had not visited for a month - found several things to open in tabs, then eventually started reading them. One pointed to a train film on youtube : after watching that for a couple of minutes, the browser crashed. And again after it restored. That time, I watched the video (scrolled through uninteresting bits), then went back to the other tabs (so, at that point they had not restored) : one of those then crashed. Next time, I managed to read everything I had previously opened - much of it I only skimmed through because it wasn't really interesting. So, it might be site-specific, and/or it might be a compiler issue. My newest systems only have gcc-5.1, not 5.2. And all of these systems are x86_64 (I've chickened out and used the binary on my netbook, because it took about a day to compile last time). ĸen -- This one goes up to eleven: but only on a clear day, with the wind in the right direction. -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
