for future reference, you can just grab the source from ubuntu repo's and
rebuild the .deb with the 'nostrip' option
http://wiki.debian.org/HowToGetABacktrace#Rebuilding_the_package_you.2BIBk-re_debugging
On 16/08/12 12:02, Tim wrote:
> you need to enter ing gdb after crash
> " t a a bt"
>
> als
Hi all,
Managed to fix it - it wasn't updates, it was me installing Mozilla's
spidermonkey from source and the libmozjs*.so installed by this was
conflicting with my global one - ldd on gjs said libmozjs185 was
linking to /usr/local/lib/libmozjs185 instead of /usr/lib/libmozjs185.
(Quickfix for an
On 16 August 2012 12:02, Tim wrote:
> you need to enter ing gdb after crash
> " t a a bt"
>
> also gjs on ubuntu doesnt have debug symbols so you need to rebuild it with
> debug symbols.
Entering 't a a bt' after the crash didn't do anything (no output).
However this is with the in-built gjs.
A
you need to enter ing gdb after crash
" t a a bt"
also gjs on ubuntu doesnt have debug symbols so you need to rebuild it with
debug symbols.
On 16/08/12 11:56, Amy C wrote:
> Today my last remaining computer that had GNOME shell working (Ubuntu
> 12.04, GNOME shell 3.4.1), failed with the same e
Today my last remaining computer that had GNOME shell working (Ubuntu
12.04, GNOME shell 3.4.1), failed with the same error. Perhaps it
wasn't an update, because since that happened to the first computer
I'd been holding back on any updates on this one to make sure I still
had one computer to use G
Can you give a full backtrace?
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 2:00 AM, Amy C wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I did some upgrades (Ubuntu, GNOME 3.4 this time) and now gnome-shell
> won't start - same error as before:
>
> Object 0x... proto 0x... doesn't have a dynamically-registered class,
> it has `random stuff`
Hi all,
I did some upgrades (Ubuntu, GNOME 3.4 this time) and now gnome-shell
won't start - same error as before:
Object 0x... proto 0x... doesn't have a dynamically-registered class,
it has `random stuff`
Now when I had this problem before (Fedora, GNOME 3.2) it was a
per-user thing (something
