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From: The Natural Philosopher on 11 Apr 2010 19:50 Harald Meyer wrote: > The Natural Philosopher wrote: > >> I'll give memtest a go, tho. > > I didn't mean defective RAM, I meant problems with allocation of video RAM > from the main memory. A driver problem. Nah..dont think so. Its terribly specific to the one app..no other app shows the same behaviour, so I don't think its a low level problem. Because no one else has reported it I suspect its some kind of library incompatibility between the GTK lib and Firefox 3.X.. it isn't a pure Firefiox bug, because it doesnt show up on other platforms..its not a GTK bug, because it doesn't show up an in any pother app. I managed to change its behaviour by adding some switch to GTK..'USE_NATIVE' something or other. No, its something in the interface between my specific 64 bit firefox, and my specific 64bit GTK I guess. And it appeared suddenly after something got upgraded, but I cant remember what. The curious thing is, once I run epiphany just ONCE, it seems to fix the problem. |