Re: 2 new messages in 1 topic - digest

Hi again folks,

Thanks for your help, Csaba.  But I've come to a problem already.  I downloaded the file, then did the tar, but when I did the next step, it said "autoconf not found"  so I looked for that, and I have two versions of autoconf, both newer than required.  Am I in the wrong dir or something?

How do I continue from here?

Fr. Gordon Gilbert

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TOPIC: Help! My new install of 1.70 crashes!
http://groups.google.com/group/krusader-users/browse_thread/thread/3bdd97ff513ddd0e
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== 1 of 2 ==
Date: Wed, Aug 30 2006 3:42am
From: "FrGord"


Hi group,

I'm new to this, but I need help.  I've used Krusader for years now,
and found it very helpful.  I run FreeBSD 6.x on a pretty decent
machine.  In FreeBSD, they have ports with which to install programs,
and 'portupgrade' to upgrade apps to newer versions.

A few days ago, I portupgraded Krusader from 1.60.0 (or so) to 1.70.0_1
(I think).  The upgrade appeared to go nominally, but when I tried to
fire it up, it simply crashed.  "Segmentation fault" is all I get, no
helpful log or anything.  In an effort to fix the situation, I also
portupgraded all my KDE, and that also seemed to go nominally, with no
failures or problems.

I'm reasonably savvy about computers, and not afraid to use a command
line, but I am not a geek.  So any poking around I might do at
someone's suggestion, the instructions must be very detailed -- I can't
fill in the blanks.

But your help will be appreciated to help me get Krusader back.

Blessings,

Fr. Gordon Gilbert





== 2 of 2 ==
Date: Wed, Aug 30 2006 2:00pm
From: Karai Csaba


Hi!

Probably your package is wrong.

You should compile the 1.70.1 version manually, or try to get a working
package from somewhere.

There are 3 possibilities:
1. - the package is wrong / or some deps are missing (most probable)
2. - 1.70.1 crashes, CVS not (not all crashfix were ported from CVS)
3. - Krusader is buggy and all version crashes

What to do: try to compile krusader
- Install the kdevelop package (this will install all developer files)
   The total size of KDevelop with its dependencies is close to
   500 MByte. Take care of it.
   After compiling a working krusader you could remove those new
   packages installed by kdevelop.

- Download the source

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/krusader/krusader-1.70.1.tar.gz?download

- Compile Krusader
   tar xvfz krusader-1.70.1.tar.gz
   cd krusader-1,70.1
   make -f Makefile.cvs
   ./configure --prefix=/usr/
   make
   make install

- Start Krusader: krusader

   If it crashes, please try it with the CVS version

   http://krusader.sourceforge.net/downloads/krusader-cvs-20060830.tar.gz


- If it also crashes, please try to debug

   compile a new Krusader with debug options

   ./configure --prefix=/usr/ --enable-debug
   make
   gdb krusader/krusader
   (gdb)r

   ---- here krusader crashes

   (gdb)bt

   ---- here the stack trace is listed, send this list to us on e-mail

   ---- we will correct the bug and krusader won't crash any more :-)))

Bye,


     Csaba


ext FrGord írta:
> Hi group,
>
> I'm new to this, but I need help.  I've used Krusader for years now,
> and found it very helpful.  I run FreeBSD 6.x on a pretty decent
> machine.  In FreeBSD, they have ports with which to install programs,
> and 'portupgrade' to upgrade apps to newer versions.
>
> A few days ago, I portupgraded Krusader from 1.60.0 (or so) to 1.70.0_1
> (I think).  The upgrade appeared to go nominally, but when I tried to
> fire it up, it simply crashed.  "Segmentation fault" is all I get, no
> helpful log or anything.  In an effort to fix the situation, I also
> portupgraded all my KDE, and that also seemed to go nominally, with no
> failures or problems.
>
> I'm reasonably savvy about computers, and not afraid to use a command
> line, but I am not a geek.  So any poking around I might do at
> someone's suggestion, the instructions must be very detailed -- I can't
> fill in the blanks.
>
> But your help will be appreciated to help me get Krusader back.
>
> Blessings,
>
> Fr. Gordon Gilbert
>
>
> >





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