At 11:21 03/29/2005 -0800, Michael O'Keefe wrote: >> The first is from the VideoLan site itself <http://www.videolan.org>. The >> client is bundled with all the required packages, most of which come from >> freshrpms <http://freshrpms.net>. The vlc program will start and allow me >> to select a DVD player, but when it starts the playback screen it >> segfaults. Running strace on it doesn't show me anything; there is too much >> noise from the GUI interaction. > >strace never really helps with SEGV's >You need gdb for that. > >> Conclusion: VLC is broken for Fedora Core 3. If anyone has gotten this to >> work I'd like to know how. > >Sorry, I built mine from scratch, and didn't include DVD support (I wanted >it for multicasting video streams from capture cards)
I rebuilt the RPM to see if anything would change and now I've got more stuff installed than I did for an install of Redhat 6.2! There are a huge number of compile options and I have no clue as to which ones were used by the original package creators. My RPM doesn't work either. At least I don't seem to have broken anything. Gus -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
