Version-Release number of selected component: wxMaxima-12.09.0-1.fc18 Additional info: backtrace_rating: 4 cmdline: wxmaxima /home/jan/Documents/CITY/models/TDLeaningCpp/Documentation/Q_Appeareance/probabilities.wxm crash_function: GroupCell::BreakUpCells executable: /usr/bin/wxmaxima kernel: 3.6.10-4.fc18.x86_64 remote_result: NOTFOUND uid: 1000 Truncated backtrace: Thread no. 1 (10 frames) #0 GroupCell::BreakUpCells at GroupCell.cpp:1051 #1 GroupCell::RecalculateAppended at GroupCell.cpp:402 #2 MathCtrl::InsertLine at MathCtrl.cpp:381 #3 wxMaxima::DoRawConsoleAppend at wxMaxima.cpp:437 #4 wxMaxima::ConsoleAppend at wxMaxima.cpp:333 #5 wxMaxima::ReadMath at wxMaxima.cpp:852 #6 wxMaxima::ClientEvent at wxMaxima.cpp:560 #7 ProcessEventIfMatches at src/common/event.cpp:1239 #8 wxEvtHandler::ProcessEventIfMatches at src/common/event.cpp:1214 #9 wxEventHashTable::HandleEvent at src/common/event.cpp:906
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I noticed more strange memory corruption in other programs recently and as it turned out I had a defective RAM module. Effects were very random and rare but could be the cause of most memory corruption I lately reported. I assumed it is related to the beta state of F18 so I didnt suspect the RAM at first but MemTest found a small address range with errors. I am extremely sorry for taking up your time hunting down bugs which are most likely not there. I decided to close my latest bug reports as I can not assure that the memory corruption was actually caused by the program rather than the defect RAM module.
Glad you figured it out, and thanks for the followup. A moment of silence for the brave fallen memory stick... :)