Re: Fire 1.0 crash on cloned system

Graham Booker <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.fire.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
It could be that the icon file can't be opened for some reason.  I just  
looked and this can cause a crash in some circumstances.  I have fixed  
it in CVS.  In the mean time, go into Library/Application Support/Fire  
and check to make sure that all directories and their files are owned  
by you and are writable.  Also ensure that the "BuddyIcons" directory  
exists.  The permissions are best fixed by getting info on that  
directory, expanding "Ownership & Permissions", then "Details" and make  
sure the owner is you and you have Read & Write Access.  Click on  
"Apply to enclosing items...".

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Graham Booker                   Texas A&M University
[email protected]    Graduate Student in ELEN
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On May 5, 2004, at 8:56 PM, Mark H. Anbinder wrote:

>
> I just cloned my entire laptop hard drive over to a new laptop (12"  
> PowerBook G4) and Fire has been crashing all afternoon and evening. I  
> launch it, it connects and displays my AIM buddy list (AIM is on  
> auto-connect), and then anywhere from a split second to a few seconds  
> later, Fire unexpectedly quits. Below is the crash report. Anyone have  
> any suggestions of what I may have screwed up in my cloning process?
>
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