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The warnings produced by the kernel module are too high level. No other file system has warnings that show at log level 4 (quiet).
Especially annoying when mounting with "auto", if the device is not squashfs these errors can be seen.
2009-06-14 09:24:35 UTC in squashfs - a compressed fs for Linux
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Did a debug build, but that build doesn't segfault. The only difference, beside the debug option, was not enabling optimization.
Would you say this is a compiler bug, or something in your code that optimization reacts badly to?
I have gcc 4.2.2
PS: Sorry for being so negative right from the start. After having the last 3 releases segfault right after install, I instantly expected the...
2009-05-22 17:05:38 UTC in Mumble
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Why does *every* new mumble release start by segfaulting on me..
Anyway, 64-bit linux, QT 4.5.1, Mumble 1.1.8, alsa from git sometime before 1.0.20 release
OK, from the previous experiences I know what to do.. Just one question before I go, do a debug build, and get a backtrace. Are you doing something messy/thready with alsa again, and already know where the bug is?.
2009-05-22 16:47:26 UTC in Mumble
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When building mumble 1.1.8 with Qt 4.5.1, it fails on "can't find qt_ja_jp.qm".
This is because this file is renamed to qt_ja_JP.qm in the latest QT.
Running a simple sed to replace it with the new name makes things work.
2009-05-22 16:22:30 UTC in Mumble
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Just thought I'd share my changes. This is a very useful library IMO for beginners in SDL.
- compilation fix (SDL.h -> SDL/SDL.h)
- warning fix (plain "return" in a non-void function)
- memory leak fix
- two new functions: IMG_LoadMNGRW to load one from a RWops, and IMG_FreeMNG to release all ram when the MNG is not needed anymore.
2009-05-14 16:11:10 UTC in SDL MNG library
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With that line commented, no more segfault.
Was this Mumble's or Alsa's fault? If alsa's, can you provide a testcase I could attach to the alsa bug report?.
2009-02-13 14:44:42 UTC in Mumble
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Ouch.. "Executable 'mumble' requires Qt 4.4.1, found Qt 4.3.5."
Why does it compile then, getting this warning at runtime is pretty frustrating. So no, no I can't try it, as it doesn't start here.
Qt is a C++ monster, compiling it takes hours (more than gcc with it's test suites dammit). Not doing that again for a while.
2009-02-13 12:34:32 UTC in Mumble
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Yep, the issue is still there. They use git actually, but luckily they provide instant tarballs.
The rev I got was g548dd (the latest at this time). Also uploading a gdb log from with this lib just in case.
File Added: mumble-ggdb-3.
2009-02-13 09:08:43 UTC in Mumble
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Oh. Let's see if I got it right this time.
And damn the alsa devs, --enable-debug had nothing to do with debug symbols (unlike normal autoconf packages...)
File Added: mumble-ggdb-2.
2009-02-12 18:12:44 UTC in Mumble
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No distro - my own. And the alsa libs are already compiled with debugging on?
Like I mentioned in the alsa tracker, the latest libs of .19 are now compiled with --enable-debug. They became 300kb larger than without it, so I assume it worked. Why do you think they don't have debug symbols?.
2009-02-11 13:23:50 UTC in Mumble
