On Wed, 25 Jul 2018, wes wrote:
It is weird that fstab shows two entries for the same mount point (/tmp). However that in itself doesn't break anything.
Wes, That's because tmpfs was mis-mounted.
If you want to try each one individually, you can sudo umount /tmp, then check mount to see if the other one still shows up, and issue a second umount /tmp. Then mount -t tmpfs /tmp and see what happens.
What I want to do is 'umount tmpfs', the 'mount tmpfs /dev/shm'
So my conclusion based on the info provided is that you don't need to change anything, and the problem with Chromium crashing is more likely somewhere else.
No, the issue was first reported in 2015. Same problem because tmpfs was not mounted on /dev/shm
What sort of crash are you seeing? Do you get any errors? Have you tried running Chromium from a terminal, to see if there is any interesting console output?
Both chromium and opera open and immediately shut down. The error is seen when starting chromium on a console. If I correctly understand what you've written, I can umount and re-mount tmpfs without breaking anything. Correct? Thanks, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
