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After doing a 'laptop' install, with Gnome and Development support enabled, logging in from gdm results in a rather broken desktop. The following was logged in .xsession-errors: XIM DEBUG: SESSION_MANAGER=local/laptop.ny.email-scan.com:/tmp/.ICE-unix/1346 aumix: error opening mixer rep: received fatal signal: Illegal instruction rep: received fatal signal: Segmentation fault
Works on test machines here. Can you "rpm --verify librep rep-gtk sawfish" and also double-check versions with "rpm -q librep rep-gtk sawfish"?
The packages verify. [root@laptop root]# rpm -q librep rep-gtk sawfish librep-0.15.1-2 rep-gtk-0.15-7 sawfish-1.0.1-4 I temporarily can't strace the X processes, so I can't determine the reason for the segfault. I might be having kernel problems. See bug 60863.
*** Bug 60883 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I'm seeing the same problem, and so far I can't narrow down what's causing it. I get it as both root and normal users on two different machines. I can provide a more complete strace than the one in 60883 if it'll be helpful.
Just another confirmation: I installed beta2 on a Sony Vaio 505TX, and I'm seeing exactly the same problem. Rep is segfaulting, which prevents sawfish from starting, which prevents a good portion of Gnome from starting...
I'm seeing this on a Compaq 12XL125 laptop (K6-III, Trident Cyberblade video). I did a clean install of beta2 via NFS, and I get the segfaults for both root and non-root accounts under multiple kernels (both 2.4.18-0.1, 2.4.18-0.4, and a recompiled 2.4.18-0.4custom)
My hardware is a five year old "white-box" laptop, with an i586 processor (tried 0.1 i386 kernel), 80MB RAM. I did a new install, librep segfaults for both root and a new user account.
So far 3 of 3 people describing their hardware say it's a laptop. Anyone reproducing this on a desktop?
Can someone try dropping back to the 7.2 kernel and see if it goes away?
I've booted kernel-2.4.9-31, and librep still faults at startup.
Ditto for me -- 2.4.9-31 still dies I've also tried playing with color depth and resolutions. I normally run the display at 1152x864x24. I've tried all combinations of 8, 16, and 24 bit color and 1024x768 and 1152x864 (the only two resolutions that lcd will do with the XFree86 4 server), and they all seg-fault.
Upgrading gmp, per Elliot's suggestion, to gmp-4.0.1-3 from rawhide fixes this for me
OK, reopening to make librep require that version of gmp
librep 0.15.1-3 should now require latest gmp