On Sun, 27 Mar 2016 10:12:07 -0700, Christoph Brinkhaus wrote:
Hello Andrea,
Hello and thanks for your help.
I have tried the first video I get from youtube without problems.
May be you post an url where the crash occurs.
I can just go to youtube.it/com and choose a random one; e.g.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrJLzq_coUg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbVEXCh63pQ
(Please forgive me for linking that crap, but you asked it :)
The options I use are
according to pkg info
ALSA : on
BUNDLED_CAIRO : off
CANBERRA : off
DBUS : on
DEBUG : off
DTRACE : off
FFMPEG : on
GCONF : off
GIO : on
GNOMEUI : off
GTK2 : on
GTK3 : off
INTEGER_SAMPLES: off
LIBPROXY : off
OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS: off
PGO : off
PROFILE : off
PULSEAUDIO : off
TEST : off
I had:
ALSA : off
BUNDLED_CAIRO : on
CANBERRA : off
DBUS : on
DEBUG : off
DTRACE : on
FFMPEG : on
GCONF : off
GIO : on
GNOMEUI : off
GTK2 : off
GTK3 : on
INTEGER_SAMPLES: off
LIBPROXY : off
OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS: on
PGO : off
PROFILE : off
PULSEAUDIO : on
RUST : on
TEST : off
However, I tried your set of options (with RUST on and off, since you
don't have it): things didn't change, still crashing.
> The version is 45.0.1,1
45.0.1_3,1, here, but I also went through 45.0.1,1, which crashed in the
same way.
May be you try pkg_libchk from sysutils/bsdadminscripts
if the libraries are in order.
I used sysutil/libchk, which should do more or less the same thing:
there were some unresolved references in binaries which should not be
related to FireFox: I solved that, but it's still crashing.
Any other thing to check?
Do you have an i386 kernel?
Yes.
I am not sure if there might be a possible issue.
Any pointer on that?
*If* firefox is incompatible with i386 I might switch, but it's going to
be a very long work; so I'd like to get some hint about this before I
venture myself in such a trouble.
When I have started using FreeBSD I thought amd64 is just for AMD processors.
But amd64 is also ok for Intel.
I know the difference.
However this box's install predates amd64: I was using it more than 10
years ago (5.x or 6.x possibly) and it's still there through several
hardware and software upgrades.
Until now I haven't found any good reason to drop everything and
reinstall from scratch...
> This is likely the newest one. I am not completely up to date because
> I mostly upgrade only when there are vulnerabilities.
So do I, but I've gone through every minor update since I'm experiencing
these crashes.
bye & Thanks
av.
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