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Let file manager handle the desktop (GNOME Tweak Tool). I have an ext4 partition mounted my default after booting (edited /etc/fstab) on /media/Data, so I get an icon of a hard drive in my desktop representing that partition. I only middle clicked (wheel click) the icon with the mouse. I can reproduce this crash with any storage device icon, even an automatically mounted external device (SD card).
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Created attachment 573969 [details] Backtrace of the crash
Didn't provide a bracktrace because ABRT told me it was unusable... Anyway, as I said, I can reproduce the crash every time. Hope it helps!
(In reply to comment #3) > Didn't provide a bracktrace because ABRT told me it was unusable... Anyway, as > I said, I can reproduce the crash every time. Yes, your backtrace is missing debug symbols as well. Please install appropriate -debuginfo packages, it shouldn't be a problem with Fedora 16.
Created attachment 574559 [details] Backtrace locally generated
Thought the "Retrace Server" would do that for me... Anyway, ABRT says this time: "The backtrace is incomplete, please make sure you provide de steps to reproduce.". Steps to reproduce are easy, thankfully! ;-)
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