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I use Fedora 16 32-bit. After updating my computer recently, I started getting a segmentation fault from KNotify. This happens when I log on, when system sounds play, and when I go to system settings like Application Appearance. This is the backtrace for when I open this setting:
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If you run "systemsettings" in a terminal, does it give an error message other than that crash notice?
My guess is that some library is either incompatible following an update, or is no longer installed at all.
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System settings opens fine, but when I click on "Application Appearence", I get the crash.
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If you open System Settings in a terminal, by running "systemsettings", can you paste that output here (make sure to open Application Appearance)
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Here's the output:
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Possible attempts:
1. Try under a different user account to see if the crash persists; 2. Run "kbuildyscoca4 --noincremental" at the command prompt 3. Check if all your packages are up-to-date.
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Different user still has crash.
kbuildsyscoca4 command doesn't seem to fix anything. Some qt packages are being updated. That might help |
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Unfortunately that did not indicate why it was failing to load the plugin.
Please try starting System Settings as follows:
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Here's what happens now:
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Damn...
Given this appears to be a problem with anything KNotify related on your system, can you please make sure all updates are installed fully and completely?
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Given you happen to be using Fedora, I am beginning to suspect your issue is related to viewtopic.php?f=224&t=102451&p=224088#p224088 and that Fedora has shipped a defective update.
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I suspect this is a variant of the nvidia-libGL/glibc dlopen bug, see also:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=751891 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=286388 workarounds include: * don't use nvidia driver (libGL) * re-run glibc's prelink whenever you update kdelibs * disable glibc prelink |
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One of those workarounds is probably going to work. I'll post an update after testing it.
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