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This problem is fixed - see below.
Last edited by peebee (2019-05-18 10:13:56)
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Possibly related: https://bugs.archlinux32.org/index.php? … task_id=70
Although I guess if your CPU actually has SSE2, then it's a different crash. Does lscpu list sse2 in it's flags at the end?
Architecture: pentium4, Testing repos: Yes, Hardware: EeePC 901+2GB RAM+OS half on the SD card.
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works on 64-bit.
stable or testing/i686: chromium 74.0.3729.131-3.1
stable or testing/pentium4: chromium 74.0.3729.131-3.0
The pentium4 version works fine (on a machine with SSE2), you can also just install
this one packages if your /proc/cpuinfo says you have SSE2.
As mentioned above on i686 it should not segfault but show "Oh Snap" and show
!has.sse2() on the shell (if you start it in a shell, this is)/
Maybe there is something else going on there with a keyring/wallet software, but
without a coredump or stacktrace its hard to tell.
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To be fair it does sound like a different crash. The reporter reports it crashed when loading a specific webpage, not during initialisation which I guess the normal sse2 errors happen in.
Architecture: pentium4, Testing repos: Yes, Hardware: EeePC 901+2GB RAM+OS half on the SD card.
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yeah, you're right. I would actually test https and non-https pages, this would be an indicator to openssl/tls.
If it's only login pages, it sounds like a form completion for login credentials or a wallet software. I lately
get annoying popups of wallet software trying to store my passwords, popups I didn't experience before.. :-)
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This problem is fixed - see below.
Last edited by peebee (2019-05-18 10:14:25)
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chromium wouldn't start up, if the linker dependencies would not be satisified. :-)
The Xeon E5450s BTW is a 64-bit machine, see https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en … z-fsb.html . :-)
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So it has the sse2 flag but prints aw, snap when running 32-bit chromium. I guess it's possible Intel didn't implement all the 32-bit versions of the sse2 opcodes but did implement the 64-bit ones, but this is the first time I've come across that if that's what it's doing.
To my mind, crashes when logging in could either be cookie troubles or weird javascript hacks that try to eliminate robots/spammers.
Architecture: pentium4, Testing repos: Yes, Hardware: EeePC 901+2GB RAM+OS half on the SD card.
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Apologies - although dependencies were 'satisfied' they were not fully 'up to date' for some reason - having now updated some of the dependencies chromium-74.0.3729.131-3.2-i686.pkg.tar.xz is now behaving correctly on the 2 problem webpages.
Thanks for help given.
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No apologies needed, glad it works now. :-)
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deleted due to incompetence :-(
Last edited by peebee (2019-05-21 15:18:05)
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What do you mean by "in About"? It looks ok on my end:
$ pacman -Qp /mnt/archlinux32/i686/testing/chromium-74.0.3729.157-1.0-i686.pkg.tar.xz
chromium 74.0.3729.157-1.0
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Last edited by peebee (2019-05-21 15:17:31)
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Oh dear - how embarassing - my fault again - all is now OK.
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