Hello All
Pl. rest assured, I have searched forums, google before posting. Do not scold me as they do on ArchLinux forums
Yesterday, I made a XFCE 14 full install. Generally happy. But midori is disappointing. When I try to enter something to search, capslock, Numlock LED blinks, system reboots.
Also, exaile does not play music CD. says 'uridecode0' error. I have installed multimedia codecs, but still I get this error.
A bit guidance appreciated
Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains, however impossible or improbable, that must be the truth
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Do other browsers and players work?
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Welcome! From the sound of it, you are having a kernel panic. In addition to mimosa's question, have you checked your system logs for anything unusual?san2ban wrote:When I try to enter something to search, capslock, Numlock LED blinks, system reboots.
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Nothing worth mentioning in the logs.
I have not installed Firefox or another music player, following lean, KISS principle
I have not installed Firefox or another music player, following lean, KISS principle
When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains, however impossible or improbable, that must be the truth
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Strange. Now, while I was logging in, numlock, capslock led blinked, system hung, nad rebooted.
I had wiped this HDD before installing Salix xfce 14.
Wonder if Salix OS XFCE14 is really stable?
I had wiped this HDD before installing Salix xfce 14.
Wonder if Salix OS XFCE14 is really stable?
When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains, however impossible or improbable, that must be the truth
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
re Exaile...
Try disabling any plugins which are trying to access the internet for Covers, Lyrics, etc.
According to Archlinux cddb-py is a dependency of Exaile. It isn't installed with Exaile in Salix. It's available as a Slackbuild (Sourcery) so it might be worth a try.
Try disabling any plugins which are trying to access the internet for Covers, Lyrics, etc.
According to Archlinux cddb-py is a dependency of Exaile. It isn't installed with Exaile in Salix. It's available as a Slackbuild (Sourcery) so it might be worth a try.
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Yes, it is.san2ban wrote: Wonder if Salix OS XFCE14 is really stable?
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
knomeknome wrote:re Exaile...
Try disabling any plugins which are trying to access the internet for Covers, Lyrics, etc.
According to Archlinux cddb-py is a dependency of Exaile. It isn't installed with Exaile in Salix. It's available as a Slackbuild (Sourcery) so it might be worth a try.
I have written that, while I was logging in, the led's blinked, hung and rebooted. So, it might not be an issue with midori
When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains, however impossible or improbable, that must be the truth
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Sanjay
Registered Linux User: # 535257
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
I was referring to your problem with Exaile.
I can't help you with resolving a problem about Midori causing a reboot. It's not something I've experienced.
I can't help you with resolving a problem about Midori causing a reboot. It's not something I've experienced.
Re: Midori hangs, Numlock, Capslock led blinks, reboots
Check the hardware, especially your memory (try memtest86 for some hours).san2ban wrote:When I try to enter something to search, capslock, Numlock LED blinks, system reboots.