Try with no plugins in your plugins directory. Also try with a new profile.
still looking. Michael Kaply wrote: > Come on guys, you've done this before. > > I need machine configuration, OS level, etc. > > Did you try creating a new profile? > > Is it a migrated profile? > > etc. etc. > > Michael Kaply wrote: > > > Warpzilla 0.9.6. is available at: > > > > ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozilla0.9.6/mozilla-os2-vacpp-0.9.6.zip > > > > Here is the README I put in it: > > > > Welcome to Warpzilla 0.9.6 > > > > Warpzilla MUST be installed on a long filename partition (HPFS, JFS, > > etc.) NOT FAT! > > > > Do NOT install it over an existing build. Completely delete the previous > > build and unzip this one. > > > > By default, Warpzilla puts your profiles and user information in the same > > directory as MOZILLA.EXE. If you would like to change this, set the > > environment variable MOZILLA_HOME. For example: > > > > set MOZILLA_HOME=D:\MOZPROFILES > > > > This will allow you to keep your user information separate from the build. > > > > The directory pointed to by MOZILLA_HOME must be on a long filename > > partition. > > > > If you encounter a SYS2070 error when starting Mozilla, set BEGINLIBPATH > > to point to the location of MOZILLA.EXE before starting it. > > > > If you want to use Java, you must put the NPOJI6.DLL from Java 1.3 into > > the Plugins directory. Do NOT use NPJAVA.DLL. If you do not have a > > MZPLUGIN.EXE in the directory NS under where you installed Java, then > > you do not have a version of Java 1.3 that includes the Mozilla plugin. > > > > For more specific Mozilla 0.9.6 information, see the release notes at: > > > > http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla0.9.6/ > > > > Enjoy > > > > Mike Kaply > > IBM
