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Re: gworkspace crashes on startup


From: Riccardo Mottola
Subject: Re: gworkspace crashes on startup
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2011 10:48:50 +0200
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Hi,

I run GWorkspace without problems. I did not test gcc+libobjc2 lately, I'll try on Sunday. It worked about a week ago.

$ GWorkspace
2011-04-08 07:41:10.486 GWorkspace[923] Did not find correct version of
backend (libgnustep-back-018.bundle), falling back to std (libgnustep-
back.bundle).
You have something mixed up. Recompile gui+back and in case GWorkspace itself.

2011-04-08 07:41:12.269 fswatcher[2502] register client 2
2011-04-08 07:41:13.108 GWorkspace[923] File NSPropertyList.m: 1012. In id
parsePlItem(pldata *) Missing semicolon in dictionary at line 11 char 176
2011-04-08 07:41:13.113 GWorkspace[923] File NSPropertyList.m: 1012. In id
parsePlItem(pldata *) Missing semicolon in dictionary at line 11 char 186
2011-04-08 07:41:13.118 GWorkspace[923] File NSPropertyList.m: 1012. In id
parsePlItem(pldata *) Missing semicolon in dictionary at line 11 char 198
I have never seen these errors.
2011-04-08 07:41:13.345 GWorkspace[923] Volumes ({dir = "/"; name =
"/dev/sd0a"; type = ffs; }, {dir = "/home"; name = "/dev/sd0k"; type = ffs; },
{dir = "/tmp"; name = "/dev/sd0d"; type = ffs; }, {dir = "/usr"; name =
"/dev/sd0f"; type = ffs; }, {dir = "/usr/X11R6"; name = "/dev/sd0g"; type =
ffs; }, {dir = "/usr/local"; name = "/dev/sd0h"; type = ffs; }, {dir =
"/usr/obj"; name = "/dev/sd0j"; type = ffs; }, {dir = "/usr/src"; name =
"/dev/sd0i"; type = ffs; }, {dir = "/var"; name = "/dev/sd0e"; type = ffs; })
This is just debug of the new mounting code and it looks fine and promising, it means that it works on OpenBSD :)
Loading two versions of GSColorSliderCell.  The class that will be used is
undefined
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I don't like this at all, but it may be casued by some version mismatch by the warning above.
$ 2011-04-08 07:41:15.593 fswatcher[2502] Connection became invalid
2011-04-08 07:41:15.601 fswatcher[2502] No next in enumerator
these are just because GWorkspace died and fswatcher continues checking the connection. It should gie up sooner or later.

Riccardo



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