"Alex Griffin" <a...@ajgrf.com> writes: > After upgrading my packages today, gnome-session started segfaulting. I think > I finally tracked the problem down to the recent changes in how Emacs searches > for packages. Apparently Emacs now uses the search path > $EMACSLOADPATH. Unfortunately, this is a very long value on my system: > > $ echo $EMACSLOADPATH | wc -c > 22525 > > When I add `unset EMACSLOADPATH` to the end of `~/.profile`, GNOME works > again.
Same issue here.
Since restarting Gnome Session is not possible anymore, the only way to
add an Emacs package is to reboot.
In case it's not clear: Booting works, but restarting the session
crashes.
Log attached, with:
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nov. 22 13:02:15 rodion kernel: gnome-session-b[3879]: segfault at 7ffd5d8e4f10
ip 00007fa420f1ba6a sp 00007ffd5d8e4f00 error 6 in
libpcre.so.3.13.3[7fa420f03000+70000]
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Guix version:
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Generation 14 nov. 21 2019 12:51:33 (current)
guix fe9b72c
repository URL: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/guix.git
branch: master
commit: fe9b72c5861fabdf7f37862de393812ff3e423ac
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With an up-to-date Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS.
Cheers,
Clément
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