From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; X11; Linux i686; en) Opera 8.0 Description of problem: KDE application kicker crashes sometimes without any special reason Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdebase-3.4.0-5 How reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Additional info:
Created attachment 116044 [details] This is a backtrace
Sorry, i'm not able to reproduce this problem with FC4+KDE-3.4.1 update. Could you please try to find out how this problem can be reproduced? Thanks
Ok, I'll try to trace it.
I am also getting intermittent crashes of kicker on an IBM t41 laptop, currently my system has kdebase-3.5.0-0.1.fc4. With no external mouse or a usb mouse, the crash happens about once a month. With a docking station and ps/2 mouse, the crash happens about once a week. Last crash got a stack trace (I guess kde dialog for crash/stack is new), I will attach that separately, but I don't think it is useful without the debug kdebase. If someone has info on using the debug rpm's let me know, I have installed kdebase debug rpm but I'm not sure if that is enough.
Created attachment 123174 [details] kicker stack trace stack trace on kicker crash (no symbols).
i cannot reproduce this problem here. Could you please install debug package and try to get new stack trace again. Thanks
I have the debug kde installed, and it crashed again on Jan 17 while attached to the docking station, but the kde stack trace dialog window did not pop up.
Crashed again today (Mar 29) ... it has been so long I thought the problem had somehow been fixed with the latest kdebase. I still have kdebase debuginfo installed, but there is still no stack trace, and I don't know how or if the auto-stack trace thing is configured. Now running: [palm ~]$ rpm -qa | grep kdebase kdebase-3.5.1-0.3.fc4 kdebase-debuginfo-3.5.1-0.3.fc4
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