On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 12:46:46AM +0200, Knoppix User wrote: > Well on x86 random crashes on serval situations appear > like: > -) selecting a song, and it segfaults, new startup usually works > -) static crashes on startup, after processing the file list is > segfaults/exits > -) exceptional crashes -somewhen-anytime- > > i cannot track it with gdb, just tried once in which case a gui appears > , tries to read the playlist, i control-c that and continue gdb, no gui > appearing anymore
Sorry, it is not enough to fix it. Please try to use gdb with the core file: 'gdb mocp core', there should be a core file after crash, if not, check your confguration: ulimit -c should have non-zero value (like 1024). Does it really crach in the same directories, with the same playlists where sometimes it doesn't? I know there is probably a bug in libid3tag in Debian causing a segfalut on some mp3 files, I haven't track it down, but I have an mp3 that crashes MOC and madplay -v file.mp3. Maybe there is a file that shows this bug? Try setting ReadTags to no in the configuration file. -- Damian Pietras -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
