[mythtv-users] Seg fault when watching YouTube videos in Mythnetvision
Jonatan Lindblad
mythtv at comhem.se
Mon Sep 10 20:53:50 UTC 2012
On 2012-09-10 15:13, Martin Moores wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just wondering if anyone else was getting crashes when watching
> YouTube videos in Mythnetvision?
>
> I am guessing it is a Flash issue, rather than a Myth issue.
> Basically, watching any YouTube video, for any amount of time
> (watching to the end, or escaping half way through) causes
> mythfrontend to crash to Desktop.
>
> Log file - http://pastebin.com/J3zYbvq9
>
> Doesn't seem to show anything of note, the above is from running the
> frontend from a terminal with "-v all". In the terminal window after
> the crash, it just says "Segmentation fault".
>
> I guess I need to get a "backtrace" to capture that information, I
> have tried, I installed the debug symbols OK, but when trying to run
> apport-cli or apport-bug, I just get command not found
> (http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Debugging#Ubuntu_packages)
>
> Carrying on down the wiki article, I followed the process for GDB and
> setting up a gdbcommands file in my home directory etc. I did all of
> this and ran the command:
>
> gdb mythfrontend.real -x ${HOME}/gdbcommands
>
> But got:
>
> "Undefined catch command:"<< "EOF" | tee ${HOME}/gdbcommands ". Try
> "help catch"."
I suspect you missed the "Copy and paste the following into a
*terminal*" part. The gdbcommand file should not contain the 'cat <<
"EOF" | tee ${HOME}/gdbcommands' and 'EOF' parts.
> So I am not having much luck. Maybe a backtrace is not needed and
> there is a solution to this out there all ready. Any help appreciated
The backtrace *is* needed.
--
Jonatan
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