Opened 13 years ago
Closed 13 years ago
#55 closed defect (fixed)
Odin 0.8.1 vs LIBC064
| Reported by: | David McKenna | Owned by: | |
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| Priority: | major | Milestone: | odinized flash |
| Component: | odin | Version: | |
| Severity: | medium | Keywords: | |
| Cc: |
Description
Hardware: Intel i3 CPU w/ integrated video, Intel H55 chipset, 2GB DDR3 RAM, USB2, 1 drive- 1 partition , DVD-ROM
Software: eCS 2.1, ACPI, AHCI, RPM/YUM, SeaMonkey 2.5, LIBC064
I have been using Odin 0.7.1, LIBC064 (both installed with YUM) and Flash in SeaMonkey 2.5 for awhile and it works with some crashing. I installed Odin 0.8.1 and now Flash does not load in SeaMonkey - Tools -> Add-ons Manager -> Plugins does not show Flash and websites that need it say I need a plugin. Java apps I have seem to work OK with Odin 0.8.1 (so far).
If I unzip libc063-csd3 over the 064 files in \usr\lib then Flash works in SeaMonkey. I was even able to use the Flash 11.1 version.
Not sure if this is an Odin or LIBC issue....
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Change History (11)
comment:1 by , 13 years ago
comment:2 by , 13 years ago
I find that the winrar problems are actually not fully fixed but Flash does indeed seem to be corrected.
comment:3 by , 13 years ago
are you both sure there is/was only one libc063.dll available. not that we search some version mismatch
comment:4 by , 13 years ago
Yes, I have the libc063.dll, the original libc063.dll named libc063.dll.old and the new one libc063.dll.new in the d:\ecs\dll directory. which -l libc063.dll shows in d:\ecs\dll. I unlock libc063.dll and copy either the new or the old to libc063.dll and reboot. There is a distinct file size difference to know which is in use. With the original flash works, with the new it crashes the browser. From the resulting TRP file... will attach the full file.
______________________________________________________________________ Exception Report - created 2011/12/19 19:57:13 ______________________________________________________________________ SeaMonkey v2.5 - build 20111023211519 OS2/eCS Version: 2.45 # of Processors: 2 Physical Memory: 3070 mb Virt Addr Limit: 1536 mb Exceptq Version: 7.10 (Mar 1 2011) ______________________________________________________________________ Exception C0000005 - Access Violation ______________________________________________________________________ Process: E:\BROWSERS\WARPZILLA\SEAMONKEY.EXE PID: 62 (98) TID: 01 (1) Priority: 200 Filename: N/A Cause: Invalid execution address 00000000 ______________________________________________________________________ Registers ______________________________________________________________________ EAX : 233582E8 EBX : 233502C0 ECX : 1BC00002 EDX : 176C0A40 ESI : 233582E8 EDI : 0012DC0E ESP : 0012DBAC EBP : 0012DBE8 EIP : 00000000 EFLG : 00210202 CS : 005B CSLIM: FFFFFFFF SS : 0053 SSLIM: FFFFFFFF DS : 0053 ES : 0053 FS : 150B GS : 0000 EAX : read/write memory allocated by LIBC064 EBX : read/write memory allocated by LIBC064 ECX : read/write memory - owner unknown EDX : read/write memory at 0004:00000A40 in NPFLOS2 ESI : read/write memory allocated by LIBC064 EDI : read/write memory on this thread's stack
comment:5 by , 13 years ago
I have cleared out all extra libc*.dll's except what is in \usr\lib. I reinstalled libc using YUM, which installed LIBC064. After this, Flash would not load in SeaMonkey 2.5. I also tried this on my laptop with the same results (using Odin 0.8.1).
After copying the contents of libc063-csd3.zip into \usr\lib and rebooting Flash loads in SeaMonkey on both my desktop and laptop.
comment:6 by , 13 years ago
For some reason, DosDevConfig(DEVINFO_PRINTER) called from the GCC build of Odin never returns and this causes DosLoadModule(KERNEL32.DLL) issued by the flash plugin wrapper to never return too. The VAC build of Odin does not show this issue. Really strange. Investigating.
comment:7 by , 13 years ago
It was the high-mem issue indeed. DosDevConfig() is not high-mem safe but it was passed a C++ class instance's field which kLIBC will place in high mem (through the C heap) if the application is compiled with -Zhigh-mem (Mozilla is). Fixed in r21925.
The original Flash10 plugin works here with the GCC Odin now. Andy, can you rebuild SVN and check please?
comment:8 by , 13 years ago
Kicking it to send the notification. The previous comment failed to do so because of some SMTP timeout (usual thing in our trac).
comment:9 by , 13 years ago
OK, rebuilt from fresh SVN pull and indeed Flash is now no longer crashing with forwarder libc063.
I built Odin and found that Flash did not work and that Winrar 4.x would crash when the mouse was used (3.9 was fine). I can confirm that putting the original libc063 back in instead of the forwarder does fix these.