Stephan A. Rickauer wrote:
On Tue, 2009-09-01 at 11:29 -0400, dave wrote:
1. Assuming you have set up profiles
d...@fubar ~/.mozilla/firefox ls
cx3yx5gl.ssh/ ngfbx5jc.default/ profiles.ini
As I explicitly said assuming you set up MORE than one profile...
step...@x300:~/.mozilla/firefox$ ls -l
total 20
drwx------ 2 stephan users 512 Jul 1 09:08 Crash Reports
-rw------- 1 stephan users 3713 Apr 21 2008 pluginreg.dat
-rw-r--r-- 1 stephan users 104 Sep 2 07:55 profiles.ini
drwx------ 10 stephan users 1536 Sep 2 07:55 qcqf9gdh.default
2. Run the profile manager
d...@fubar ~/.mozilla/firefox firefox35 -profileManager
done.
which would choose between MORE than one profile...
3. Make sure that 'default' is chosen (assuming that is what you want)
done.
4. Then, make sure you then call firefox35 correctly:
/usr/local/bin/firefox35 -P' default'
step...@x300:~/.mozilla/firefox$ firefox35 -P' default'
Profiling timer expired
Did you upgrade to the latest -CURRENT package with an existing
~/.mozilla directory? I always delete an existing ~/.mozilla directory
prior to upgrading firefox35. Maybe that is what you need to do in your
case.
I have ONLY seen "Profiling timer expired" when I was using
$ firefox35 -P' default'
and it did not look like this:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing+profiles
My 'ssh' profile was highlighted instead.
When I have NO profiles set up I would just call
$ firefox35 &
and it works FINE without that "Profiling timer expired" message.
I'm sorry if what I outlined above doesn't solve your problem, but I
have never gotten that message with a clean install.
HTH,
Dave
