[mythtv-users] Mythfrontend seg faulting on initial run

[Christopher Rodd]

Hello,

I've read this list extensively to get a FC3 x86_64
box up and running. 
Now I've tried to do a fresh install on the same box
with FC4 x86_64. 
Everything goes fine but running mythfrontend intially
give me this output.

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2005-09-28 12:39:51.857 New DB connection, total: 1
Total desktop width=800, height=600, numscreens=1
2005-09-28 12:39:51.870 Using screen 0, 800x600 at 0,0
2005-09-28 12:39:51.874 mythfrontend version:
0.18.1.20050523-1 
www.mythtv.org
2005-09-28 12:39:51.875 Enabled verbose msgs :
important general
2005-09-28 12:39:52.480 Switching to square mode
(G.A.N.T.)
Corrupt JPEG data: bad Huffman code
mythtv: could not connect to socket
mythtv: No such file or directory
lirc_init failed for mythtv, see preceding messages
2005-09-28 12:39:52.715 Joystick disabled.
2005-09-28 12:39:52.744 Registering Internal as a
media playback plugin.
2005-09-28 12:39:52.759 Inserting MythDVD initial
database information.
2005-09-28 12:39:52.763 New DB connection, total: 2
2005-09-28 12:39:52.764 Upgrading to MythDVD schema
version 1000
Segmentation fault

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It's weird.  If I run mythfrontend from the .mythtv
directory I get the 
above text.  If I run it from any other directory the
seg fault will 
occur after the "Inserting MythDVD intial database
information." line.

Also, I happen to notice there is a message on the
dmesg output about 
mythfrontend causing a "general protection rip:"

This was all done directly from a fresh install using
Jarod's guide.

Does anyone know what could be causing this or the
fix? I've tried 
reinstalling several times to no avail. I can't find
any similar errors 
via google or a search of this list.

System specs are: FC4 x86_64, AMD64 3000 and 6600GT
Nvidia. I'm using 
the Nvidia drivers using Nvidia installer.  Xine works
correctly and I 
can watch live tv with mythtv by running "mythtv"
directly at the 
command prompt.

Thank for any help,
Chris


		
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