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Subject: Re: mozilla on freebsd/alpha?
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Matthias Buelow writes:
 > 
 > so he's probably out of luck... perhaps wait until 1.2.1 make it into 
 > the ports tree and look if that one's better...
 > Maybe the maintainer was bitten by low resource limits?

No, xpcomm causes core dumps because of our weird C++ abi. So I worked
around that a few months back, and managed to crash a little later.
Still no joy.  Read the archives, there should be some patches there
if anybody wants to work on it.

Mozilla on FreeBSD-Current crashes for (probably) the same non-xpcomm
reason as above. That might be a better place to start.

Drew

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