LINUX OS crashing
hi every body
i am a newbie .
i was trying to install 10g on OEL 5.6 on VMware according to this article.
http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com/2009/01/05/installing-centos-on-vmware-step-by-step/
i have done all the installation steps correctly and when the installation is complete and i try to reboot then my linux sytem crashes
giving this error
“Panic on CPU 0
General protection fault
error_code 0000 :”
i am getting the options of selecting the kernal and when i select it ,it produces some code and then this error is generated and OS restarts .
i am a student and donot know much about linux.
plz plz help me and m sorry for posting it under the wrong topic but no one is replying me on other forums.may be some one here can help me .
i have performed this installation 3 times :(
looking forward to any response.
thanx in advance .
REGARDS !
When installing Oracle make sure you follow the installation guide very carefully and make sure you have the kernel settings as a min below. I have ran into the issues you are seeing before and it is most likely an inncorect setting. Go back through and follow step by step.
kernel.shmall = 2097152
kernel.shmmax = 536870912
kernel.shmmni = 4096
kernel.sem = 250 32000 100 128
fs.file-max = 65536
net.ipv4.ip_local_port_range = 1024 65000
net.core.rmem_default=262144
net.core.wmem_default=262144
net.core.rmem_max=262144
net.core.wmem_max=262144
Also make sure you set the Oracle limits correct.
/etc/security/limits.conf
oracle soft nproc 2047
oracle hard nproc 16384
oracle soft nofile 1024
oracle hard nofile 65536
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/smiley_10gdb_install.html
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gtk2-devel-docs-2.18.9-4.el6.x86_64.rpm: RSA SHA1 (MD5) PGP MD5 NOT OK
gtk2-engines-2.18.4-5.el6.i686.rpm: RSA SHA1 (MD5) PGP MD5 NOT OK
gtk2-engines-2.18.4-5.el6.x86_64.rpm: RSA SHA1 (MD5) PGP MD5 NOT OK
gtk2-immodule-xim-2.18.9-4.el6.x86_64.rpm: RSA SHA1 (MD5) PGP MD5 NOT OK
For that I tried to import the RPM GPG Key But still faced the same errors
[root@ebs yum.repos.d]# wget http://public-yum.oracle.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle-ol6 -O /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle Key fingerprint = 4214 4123 FECF
C55B 9086 313D 72F9 7B74 EC55 1F03
--2013-10-08 00:04:56-- http://public-yum.oracle.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle-ol6
Resolving public-yum.oracle.com... 202.159.216.177, 202.159.216.171
Connecting to public-yum.oracle.com|202.159.216.177|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1011 [text/plain]
Saving to: “/etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle”
FINISHED --2013-10-08 00:05:06--
Downloaded: 6 files, 55K in 2.0s (27.7 KB/s)
100%[===========================================================================================================================================================>]
1,011 --.-K/s in 0s
2013-10-08 00:04:56 (155 MB/s) - “/etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle”
saved [1011/1011]
Than i run this command
[root@ebs yum.repos.d]# rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle ----it Returns with no output
[root@ebs yum.repos.d]#
[root@ebs log]# rpm -q gpg-pubkey-ec551f03-4c2d256a
gpg-pubkey-ec551f03-4c2d256a
But still I can't install the rpms, got the same Errors. please see the following
[root@ebs yum.repos.d]# yum install firefox*
Loaded plugins: refresh-packagekit, rhnplugin
This system is not registered with RHN.
RHN support will be disabled.
Setting up Install Process
Downloading Packages:
(1/2): firefox-17.0.9-1.0.1.el6_4.x86_64.rpm
| 25 MB 03:42
(2/2): xulrunner-17.0.9-1.0.1.el6_4.x86_64.rpm
| 14 MB 02:03
Total
117 kB/s | 39 MB 05:46
error: rpmts_HdrFromFdno: Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID ec551f03: BAD
Problem opening package xulrunner-17.0.9-1.0.1.el6_4.x86_64.rpm
[root@ebs log]# rpm -qf `which gpg`
error: rpmdbNextIterator: skipping h# 455 Header V3 RSA/SHA256
Signature, key ID fd431d51: BAD
[root@ebs log]# gpg --list-keys
/root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
pub 1024D/11F63C51 2002-02-28
uid Jamie Cameron <[email protected]>
sub 1024g/1B24BE83 2002-02-28
pub 2048D/671DF296 2013-10-08
uid oracle
sub 2048g/9FE459CE 2013-10-08
pub 1024R/F3A5AC78 2013-10-08
uid oracle (no comment) <[email protected]>
sub 1024R/6DC65985 2013-10-08
pub 1024R/78F6C944 2013-10-08
uid root user (Example GPG Key Signature For RPM
Packages) <[email protected]>
sub 1024R/77C97AFF 2013-10-08
[root@ebs log]# rpm -qi 'gpg-pubkey-*'
Name : gpg-pubkey Relocations: (not relocatable)
Version : ec551f03 Vendor: (none)
Release : 4c2d256a Build Date: Wed 09 Oct
2013 01:09:10 AM IST
Install Date: Wed 09 Oct 2013 01:09:10 AM IST Build Host: localhost
Group : Public Keys Source RPM: (none)
Size : 0 License: pubkey
Signature : (none)
Summary : gpg(Oracle OSS group (Open Source Software group)
<[email protected]>)
Description :
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: rpm-4.8.0 (NSS-3)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=M8XY
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
I 've tried to remove the existing keys But Not able to remove them as well.
Is this the right way of removing the keys ?
rpm -e --allmatches 'gpg-pubkey-ec551f03-*' the ec551f03 is the
version of rpm -qi 'gpg-pubkey-*' query... Please correct
Could you tell what I am missing here that's causing the Issue.
Following are the Errors that is observed in .xsession-errors log file
===== BEGIN RING BUFFER (/usr/sbin/sabayon-apply) =====
MainThread 2013/10/08 18:34:23.3001 (sabayon-apply): No profile for
user 'root' found
MainThread 2013/10/08 18:34:23.3005 (sabayon-apply): Fatal exception!
Exiting abnormally.
MainThread 2013/10/08 18:34:23.3009 (sabayon-apply): Traceback (most
recent call last):
File "/usr/sbin/sabayon-apply", line 149, in <module>
sys.exit (util.EXIT_CODE_NO_USER_PROFILE)
SystemExit: 3
===== END RING BUFFER (/usr/sbin/sabayon-apply) =====
This configuration for the debug log can be re-created
by putting the following in ~//etc/sabayon/sabayon-debug-log.conf
(use ';' to separate domain names):
[debug log]
max lines = 1000
gnome-session[3707]: EggSMClient-WARNING: Desktop file
'/etc/xdg/autostart/esc.desktop' has malformed Icon key
'esc.png'(should not include extension)
GNOME_KEYRING_SOCKET=/tmp/keyring-x5SKbN/socket
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/tmp/keyring-x5SKbN/socket.ssh
Failed to play sound: Not available
(polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1:3917): GLib-GObject-WARNING **:
cannot register existing type `_PolkitError'
(polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1:3917): GLib-CRITICAL **:
g_once_init_leave: assertion `initialization_value != 0' failed
W: main.c: This program is not intended to be run as root (unless
--system is specified).
** Message: applet now removed from the notification area
** (gnome-user-share:3948): WARNING **: gnome-user-share cannot be
started as root for security reasons.
08/10/2013 06:34:26 PM Autoprobing TCP port in (all) network interface
08/10/2013 06:34:26 PM Listening IPv{4,6}://*:5900
08/10/2013 06:34:26 PM Autoprobing selected port 5900
08/10/2013 06:34:26 PM Advertising authentication type: 'No Authentication' (1)
08/10/2013 06:34:26 PM Advertising security type: 'No Authentication' (1)
Initializing nautilus-gdu extension
Initializing nautilus-open-terminal extension
** Message: applet now embedded in the notification area
Connecting to deprecated signal
QDBusConnectionInterface::serviceOwnerChanged(QString,QString,QString)
kbuildsycoca4 running...
Connecting to deprecated signal
QDBusConnectionInterface::serviceOwnerChanged(QString,QString,QString)
Connecting to deprecated signal
QDBusConnectionInterface::serviceOwnerChanged(QString,QString,QString)
Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x4e00004
specified for 0x4e00019 (Restore Se).
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::activePartChanged(
KParts::Part * ) to KHTMLPart::slotActiveFrameChanged( KParts::Part *
kio_http_cache_cleaner: Already running!
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x5200004
specified for 0x5200019 (Restore Se).
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::activePartChanged(
KParts::Part * ) to KHTMLPart::slotActiveFrameChanged( KParts::Part *
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::activePartChanged(
KParts::Part * ) to KHTMLPart::slotActiveFrameChanged( KParts::Part *
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x4e00004
specified for 0x4e08cb7 (timesofind).
libpng warning: Extra compressed data in IDAT
Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x4e00004
specified for 0x4e0a6e3 (Server Aut).
Highly appreciate the response.
Thanks And Regards
MZThe Packaged are already there on the server as the RHEL software DVD is copied on the server.
Yes it was working before the crash, And Even after the Crash i.e
after starting the server in Xwindows I was installing the rpms from RHEL6/Packages directory on the server even installed 10-12 rpms
and was in the process of installing the sabayon rpm i 've inadvertantly issued or run this command
rpm -ivh *.rpm --force --nodeps from RHEL software Packages directory.
and it ended up with Errors Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID fd431d51: BAD
After that I could Not install any rpm from rpm or yum command.
I 've Downloaded the new sabyon* and Other rpms from the net and tried to install them with rpm or yum command but
got the same Errors Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID fd431d51: BAD
with yum am getting this error
error: rpmts_HdrFromFdno: Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID ec551f03: BAD.
I 've Tried searching on google as well for at least 10 hours but did not get any help from it so far.
The Reinstallation of OS is not AN Option for me rightnow.
Could you tell something which i could try & may be that works.
Thanks
MZ -
Firefox does not start in Linux unless some extension was changed (i.e. activated/deactivated)
== Issue
==
Firefox is crashing or closing unexpectedly
== Description
==
Problem: When I start FF in Linux, it crashes after the cursor is jumping for half a minute. Nothing is displayed. When I start FF from the command line, I get the prompt back after one second without any message. In safe-mode and with all extensions off it always starts.
However, when I change something in the extensions' settings, it may start: If I start in safemode, deactivate all extensions, and restart - here it goes, with all extensions off. If I activate all the extensions again and restart - here it goes again, with all extensions on. If I delete one or more of the extensions' folders in the extensions-directory of the profile (i.e. sth changes about the extensions!), it may start again, too, but not in every case.
What could be the cause of this issue and how can I resolve it?
I use FF 3.6.8 in openSUSE 11.3. The profile-directory I use with FF in Linux is also used by my Windows-FF. As for extensions, I use Greasemonkey, Firebug and Web Developers Toolbar
== Troubleshooting information
==
Allgemeine Informationen
Name
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Version
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Profil-Verzeichnis
Beinhaltenden Ordner anzeigen
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about:plugins
Build-Konfiguration
about:buildconfig
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ID
Web Developer
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true
Greasemonkey
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true
Firebug
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_edge_left
0
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_edge_right
0
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_edge_top
0
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_evenpages
true
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_footercenter
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_footerleft
&PT
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_footerright
&D
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_headercenter
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_headerleft
&T
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_headerright
&U
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_in_color
true
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_margin_bottom
0.5
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_margin_left
0.5
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_margin_right
0.5
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_margin_top
0.5
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_oddpages
true
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_orientation
0
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_pagedelay
500
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_data
0
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_height
297,00
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_name
na_letter
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_size_type
1
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_size_unit
1
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_paper_width
210,00
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_plex_name
default
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_resolution_name
default
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_reversed
false
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_scaling
1,00
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_shrink_to_fit
true
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_to_file
false
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_unwriteable_margin_bottom
56
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_unwriteable_margin_left
25
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_unwriteable_margin_right
25
print.printer_Microsoft_XPS_Document_Writer.print_unwriteable_margin_top
25
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_bgcolor
false
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_bgimages
false
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_colorspace
default
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_command
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_downloadfonts
false
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_edge_bottom
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_edge_left
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_edge_right
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_edge_top
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_evenpages
true
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_footercenter
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_footerleft
&PT
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_footerright
&D
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_headercenter
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_headerleft
&T
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_headerright
&U
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_in_color
true
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_margin_bottom
0.5
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_margin_left
0.5
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_margin_right
0.5
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_margin_top
0.5
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_oddpages
true
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_orientation
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_pagedelay
500
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_data
9
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_height
297,00
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_name
na_letter
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_size_type
0
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_size_unit
1
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_paper_width
210,00
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_plex_name
default
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_resolution_name
default
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_reversed
false
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_scaling
1,00
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_shrink_to_fit
true
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_to_file
true
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_unwriteable_margin_bottom
56
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_unwriteable_margin_left
25
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_unwriteable_margin_right
25
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_unwriteable_margin_top
25
print.printer_hl730series.print_bgcolor
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_bgimages
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_colorspace
default
print.printer_hl730series.print_command
lpr $
print.printer_hl730series.print_downloadfonts
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_edge_bottom
14
print.printer_hl730series.print_edge_left
16
print.printer_hl730series.print_edge_right
16
print.printer_hl730series.print_edge_top
14
print.printer_hl730series.print_evenpages
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_footercenter
print.printer_hl730series.print_footerleft
&PT
print.printer_hl730series.print_footerright
&D
print.printer_hl730series.print_headercenter
print.printer_hl730series.print_headerleft
&T
print.printer_hl730series.print_headerright
&U
print.printer_hl730series.print_in_color
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_margin_bottom
0.500000012107193
print.printer_hl730series.print_margin_left
0.500000012107193
print.printer_hl730series.print_margin_right
0.500000012107193
print.printer_hl730series.print_margin_top
0.500000012107193
print.printer_hl730series.print_oddpages
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_orientation
0
print.printer_hl730series.print_pagedelay
500
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_data
0
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_height
279,40
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_name
na_letter
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_size_type
1
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_size_unit
1
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_width
215,90
print.printer_hl730series.print_plex_name
default
print.printer_hl730series.print_resolution_name
default
print.printer_hl730series.print_reversed
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_scaling
1,00
print.printer_hl730series.print_shrink_to_fit
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_to_file
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_bottom
56
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_left
25
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_right
25
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_top
25
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_spoolercommand
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_spoolercommand_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
privacy.sanitize.migrateFx3Prefs
true
security.warn_viewing_mixed
false
== User Agent
==
Opera/9.80 (X11; Linux i686; U; de) Presto/2.6.30 Version/10.60Extensions can sometimes be the cause of problems. If the problem does not occur in Safe Mode, then you can disable your extensions one-by-one until you find out which one is causing the problem. See [[Troubleshooting extensions and themes]]
-
Differences between -Xss[size] in linux and windows
Simple thread test program which runs 3000 threads:
startup options on windows:
-server -Xms16m -Xmx16m -Xss7k
startup options on linux:
-server -Xms16m -Xmx16m -Xss97k (Why 90k bigger stack size??)
Linux is using newest kernel and NPTL threads. With 'regular' threads the linux version overflows stack unless -Xss2m is given...
I Think Sun needs to come up with clear specification of threading models, libraries etc... used in both environments. If you search these forums - one of the most common and baffling error is the sig11 on linux. I think the main cause behind it are the library 'mismatches'.
Answers to these questions are really needed:
What is the recommended threading library on linux with each VM version?
Against which library is the VM tested?
If anyone has experiences with NPTL threads on 1.4.2 VM please contribute. How many threads did you manage to create, how much memory that took? What distribution, thread library, start up parameters, etc... did you use.
I'm going to do a bit more experimenting on a real life application during the followin weeks. With simple test program we were able to create over 16000 threads, but if you do the math with the minimum stack size you can guess that the virtual memory usage was sky high!
P.S.
I'll post more exact platform specs when I'm back to work tomorrow..http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/VMOptions.html - see under -Xoss option.
BTW, I ran my test case again, and now i finally succeeded to prove that 'rule' (see that 'another' thread): Xss*nThreads + Xmx < Xmx_MAX. The conclusions are (at least under 32-bit Linux):
1) Xss does limit native stack size
2) the 'rule' seems to be independent of whether u r actually using the allocated stack space or not
Below a test case is attached. Under 32-bit Linux it crashes before it can create 30 threads with
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread
at java.lang.Thread.start(Native Method)
at testlab.StackTest.main(StackTest.java:46)exception, if start up parameters are
java -cp ../../classes -Djava.library.path=./ -Xms1870m -Xmx1870m -Xss1m testlab.StackTest 100 200 1000000The crash point can be moved/eliminated by modifying either Xss param (the smaller the size the later the crush would happen) or Xmn/Xmx (the smaller...., the later....). Exact Xmx_MAX number might depend on what threads library you are running. On my hardware it is as follows:
java -Xms1920M -Xmx1920M
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for object heap
java -Xms1910M -Xmx1910M
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for card marking array
java -Xms1900M -Xmx1900M
<RUNS OK>See how error messages differ. So, in the case above Xmx_MAX is around 1.9G.
Native code was compiled with gcc2.96, under 32-bit RH Linux, no optimizations.
Java code compiled with 1.4.2_02 compiler, run with JVM is 1.4.2_02
Java file:
package testlab;
* Author: volenin
* Date: Dec 4, 2003
* Time: 10:40:20 AM
* under GPL license
public class StackTest extends Thread {
static byte[] arr;
static {
System.loadLibrary("stacktest");
boolean isStarted = false;
int allocSize;
StackTest(int allocSize) {
this.allocSize = allocSize;
setDaemon(true);
// arr2 = new byte[allocSize];
public void run() {
isStarted = true;
allocate(allocSize);
synchronized (this) {
try { wait(); }
catch (InterruptedException Ie) {}
public native void allocate(int size);
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
int nThreads = Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
int allocSize = Integer.parseInt(args[1]);
int initSize = Integer.parseInt(args[2]);
arr = new byte[initSize];
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int n = i+1;
System.out.println("Creating thread #"+n);
StackTest test = new StackTest(allocSize);
System.out.println("Starting thread #"+n);
test.start();
System.out.println("Thread started #"+n);
synchronized (StackTest.class) {
if (!test.isStarted) StackTest.class.wait(100);
System.out.println("Thread running #"+n);
Native .h file:
#include <jni.h>
#ifndef _Included_testlab_StackTest
#define _Included_testlab_StackTest
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_testlab_StackTest_allocate(JNIEnv *, jobject, jint);
#ifdef __cplusplus
#endif
#endif
Native .cpp file:
#include "testlab_StackTest.h"
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_testlab_StackTest_allocate(JNIEnv *env, jobject jobj, jint allocSize) {
int arr[allocSize];
int arrSize = sizeof(arr);
printf("array allocated: %d, %d\n", allocSize, arrSize);
getchar(); -
Linux is crashing with the following error when opening
windows:
"Application crashed with an unhandled SIGSEGV"
I can cause the error to occur with a simple test script at
random intervals.
Sometimes it will crash on as little as 2 windows and other
times at 50+
windows. This was occurring with the beta SDK and is still
happening with the
latest version. Here is my simple test app code:
function appLoad(){
var num = 0;
var timer = new air.Timer(1000);
timer.addEventListener('timer', function () {
air.trace('create window')
var newWindow = air.HTMLLoader.createRootWindow(true, null,
true);
num++
air.trace('load url ' + num)
newWindow.load(new air.URLRequest('/testwin.html'));
timer.start()
I will reply with the crash log as it is too long to post by
forum rules.Linux is crashing with the following error when opening
windows:
"Application crashed with an unhandled SIGSEGV"
I can cause the error to occur with a simple test script at
random intervals.
Sometimes it will crash on as little as 2 windows and other
times at 50+
windows. This was occurring with the beta SDK and is still
happening with the
latest version. Here is my simple test app code:
function appLoad(){
var num = 0;
var timer = new air.Timer(1000);
timer.addEventListener('timer', function () {
air.trace('create window')
var newWindow = air.HTMLLoader.createRootWindow(true, null,
true);
num++
air.trace('load url ' + num)
newWindow.load(new air.URLRequest('/testwin.html'));
timer.start()
I will reply with the crash log as it is too long to post by
forum rules. -
HEAVY Problems with Linux x86_64 on K8T Neo
Hello, Community!
I experience *HEAVY* Problems with Linux on my MSI K8T Neo (FSR). Since the customer support of the german dependancy seems to ignore my call for help I'm in good hope that maybe you can help me out or give me some useful advise.
First some Hardware Specs of my system:
MSI K8T Neo FSR, Rev 1.1, BIOS 1.5
AMD Athlon 64 3000+
3x 512MB Kingston DDR400
Enermax EG365P-VE (350W) PSU (3.3V/5V 185W Combinded)
MSI GeForce FX5200 TDR 128
Adaptec ATA RAID AAR1200A (HPT370A) in PCI Slot 3
Hauppauge WinTV PCI in PCI Slot 5
Maxtor 4K040H2 (40GB) as Primary Master
JLMS XJ-HD166S DVD-ROM as Primary Slave
LiteOn LDW-411S DVD+/-RW as Secondary Master
LiteOn LTR-52327S CD-RW as Secondary Slave
2x Maxtor 6Y060L0 (60GB) on HPT370A as Primary Master/Slave
Seagate ST380020A (80GB) on HPT370A as Secondary Master
Maxtor 32049U3 on HPT370A as Secondary Slave
KeyTronic KT2001 USB Keyboard
Microsoft Optical Wheel Mouse Blue USB
I've downloaded Fedora Core 1 x86_64 as well as the lately released Fedora Core 2 test 3 x86_64 distribution. Both CD sets have been burnt ok.
If I try to install Core 1 x86_64 (Kernel 2.4.22-1.2179) the kernel crashes with a "attempted to kill idle task" panic. As far as I've learned the workaround is to give idle=poll as kernel parameter. This resolves the kernel panic, but the installer randomly crashes with segfaults at a random stage; sometimes while loading anaconda, sometimes during package install.
If I try to install Core2 test 3 x86_64 (Kernel 2.6.5) I get a, completely new, error message while the kernel does the PCI Scan:
******* Your BIOS seems to not contain a fix for K8 errata #93
******* Working around it, but it may cause SEGVs or burn power
******* Please consider a BIOS update
******* Disabling USB legacy in the BIOS may also help
I removed my USB keyboard, connected a PS/2 keyboard, disabled to USB Legacy option (I need it enabled in order to use Ghost) in the BIOS and booted again.
The error message is gone now, but as in Core 1 the installer still crashes randomly with segfaults. I'm still unable to go all the way through the installation routine.
I even tried to install Fedora Core 1 "i386": again there are segfaults during install.
Contrary to the problems I experience while trying to install Linux my Windows XP (32-Bit), as well as a test installation of Windows XP 64-Bit, run like a charm without any problems. Strange but true.
Since I already read trough several posts in this forum I already tried running my system with memory sticks from another manufacturers as well as with a more powerful PSU. I even removed my tv-card and raid-controller.
Nogo - Linux still crashes randomly and Windows still works without any flaws.
Has anyone a clue what I can/must do to successfully install Linux?
Might it be that the BIOS has some flaws that might cause the problems?
Has anyone managed to install Linux (what distribution) on this Mainboard?
I would greatly appreciate any help. If you need to know something I haven't provided here please feel free to ask. I'll answer ASAP.
Thank you in advance.
P.S.: The system is *NOT* overclocked in any way.And now even the last problem is solved ...
Since I was successful in installing a basic Gentoo system but still failed to install Fedora I reflashed BIOS 1.5. This time I cleared the CMOS by unplugging the PSU, setting the jumper and removing the backup battery.
Yesterday I only flashed it with the /a switch, which should have cleared the CMOS as well - so far for the theory. However, it once went fine as I upgraded from BIOS 1.1 to 1.4.
After setting up the BIOS options again I gave it another try and booted from Fedora (Core 2 test 3) install CD: No more complains about the CPU errata, although USB legacy is enabled, and I even went through the installation without any problems.
It seems as I will stick with Gentoo as my primary distribution since the kernel makes a more "mature" impression than the one from Fedora (i.e. the K8 PowerNOW! Driver seems to be missing in Fedora's Kernel 2.6.5).
By using an spare Athlon XP Mainboard I worked out that only one of my three Kingston memory sticks had errors - I'm going to replace the faulty stick tomorrow.
Now for the conclusio:
Thanks, especially you JLP, for helping me with my issue. Without the advise to use Gentoo, and the included MemTest86, I wouldn't have been able to track down the error to a faulty memory stick that fast since Windows always ran fine.
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