Re: error while using QT4

Brian Paul <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.graphics.chromium.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Christopher Andrews wrote:
> I have a somewhat odd error problem I'm trying to sort out and I'm  
> hoping someone can help me with. I've been using QT3 and Chromium and  
> didn't really have any problems.
> 
> But, I really would like to be using QT4 and there I have a problem.  
> I have one machine where I run Chromium locally and it works fine,  
> but on our main machine which drives our wall of displays, it just  
> dies. When I fire it up, it connects to all of the remote machines, I  
> get the "crPackReleaseBuffer called with no current buffer" error,  
> the image flashes up on the display and then I have a segfault. The  
> bizarre part is that it just seems to be OpenGL run from within QT4 -  
> everything else still just works.
> 
> I'm still new to using Chromium and I still don't know the best way  
> to even start looking for a solution to a problem like this. I've  
> upgraded to the most recent 1.9 release and I've tried just running  
> it locally with no tiling, just like I do it on my test machine, but  
> it still just crashes.
> 
> If anyone has any experience or suggestions I would be most grateful.  
> It isn't a tremendous problem to regress my code back to QT3, but I'd  
> just as soon avoid it if I can.

Can you compile with RELEASE=0 (options.mk) and send a stack trace 
from the crash?

-Brian

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