I broke Mozilla
Gertjan Vinkesteijn
Fed19 at xs4all.nl
Sun Apr 11 08:52:20 UTC 2004
Mike Rambour wrote:
> I had a mouse problem where my mouse clicked when I moved it (battery
> went dead) and it opened a dozen or so Mozilla windows and different
> dialogs. After replacing the battery I can not get Mozilla to run, I
> click on it, it says "Starting Mozilla" and I get the hour glass mouse
> icon, after a short while, it just goes back to the regular mouse icon
> and Mozilla never starts.
>
> I saw there was a new version and downloaded it, installed it and
> nothing, so I tried removing Mozilla so I could install fresh and got
> an error.
>
> # rpm -evv mozilla-1.4.1-18
> ...
> error: Failed dependencies:
> libxpcom.so is needed by (installed) openoffice.org-libs-1.1.0-6
>
> at which point the uninstall failed. I found openoffice.org-libs on
> the CD and installed it, I had to use --force since it said it was
> already there, and uninstalled Mozilla and re-installed. Same
> problem, I must be missing something but not sure what or how to find
> out. The above error may or may not be my problem but I assume I have
> to fix it at least before I continue. I dont want to have to
> re-install Fedora from scratch again, I already have twice and had the
> machine doing what I want/need and stable until my mouse problem.
>
> mike
>
>
Dear Mike,
I still have problems with my Cordless USB mouse too, while under
Winders pushing the button on the receiver and resetting the mouse
itself with a small red button (on logitech) will always do the trick on
Microsoft, it is not a Mozilla problem.
With Fedora I just reboot one or two times and that does it, it seems
that the usb/mouse driver is essentially oke, but that there is
something with the hardware timing still, I still have 3 weeks before I
go en route with my 4 pipes CB750K american model with miles speedo, but
without cruisecontrol ;-) , so I might have the time to look again at
the problem and come up with a bugzilla report.
Yours,
--
Vink
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