Re: Seamonkey once again

On 07/20/19 10:03 PM, Harald Kamm wrote:
> On Sat, 20 Jul 2019 16:53:09 UTC, Dave Yeo <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>> You mean crashes the whole system?
> Yes, it crashes the whole system.
>
>> Can't remember if you're using ANPM or manually installing the zips.
> I use the yum comandline.
>
>> Also can you get a picture of the trap screen?
> Unfortunately there isn't any trapscreen, it simply reboots. It happens after having used
> Seamonkey for some time. It won't happen if I simply start and close Seamonkey.

Oh. Sounds like your running out of shared memory, perhaps an update to 
libc or libcx has made it worse.
Are you marking your DLLs to load high? If not, you should. Your kernel 
has a bug that can cause crashes when unloading DLLs loaded high and all 
kernels (except OS4) have a bug where memory doesn't get released.
Check out my mozturbo, smturbo in your case, 
https://bitbucket.org/dryeo/mozturbo/downloads/
Should first install the highmem package, yum install highmem. It loads 
the Mozilla DLLs high and keeps them loaded so closing and reopening the 
browser doesn't leak memory.
Dave