I've got a strange problem. About a week ago, I had a 512 memory module die on me, I figured it out and removed it. Since then I have a new problem which may or may not be related.
Now, quite often when I am using firefox pre release 1.0, firefox just quits. It will sometimes open the feedback agent, sometimes not. Most of the time I just restart firefox and it will be fine, but also once I had to kill every firefox and mozilla process to get it to run again. Beyond just quitting, sometimes it will fully log me out. It only happens when I am actively using firefox. There is no pattern except I have to be clicking on links, or the scrollbar, or a bookmark. If firefox is just open and sitting there it doesn't happen. Other programs don't do it either. *Here is my question: Is it even possible for a program like firefox to crash the system so bad it logs the user out? *On windows I wouldn't doubt it at all, but I've never seen anything like this on linux. Linux, in my limited experience, is much more modular. If a program crashes, that's it, no real damage done. I could just try reinstalling firefox, but if the problem is from firefox I would like to gather information and submit a bug. I googled and looked on bugzilla, but found nothing. To be perfectly honest, I'm not even sure where to look for error logs that might have something to do with this. Oh yeah, I'm running fully updated Fedora core one on an AMD Athlon XP 1800 machine with (now) 384 mb of memory. Thanks in advance, Michael
