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Firefox (Upgrade) NO START
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PaulRS
2015-03-02 19:46:37 UTC
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This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla

Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)

I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)

I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.

Any help?

Paul
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ivan
2015-03-03 00:03:29 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Paul
Hi Paul,

Did you get the firefox required dlls zip from hobbes and install
that?

ivan
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PaulRS
2015-03-03 00:39:19 UTC
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Post by ivan
Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Paul
Hi Paul,
Did you get the firefox required dlls zip from hobbes and install
that?
ivan
I got everything that the "Warpzilla" site said was required.

libc066 (required)
gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)

The included ESC Firefox 10.xx runs fine

Do you know of any other requirements? Sure could use a README.OS2
for an install.
I looked up firefox on Hobbes and the dll's seem to be what was on the
Warpzilla site.
<http://os2news.warpstock.org/Warpzilla.html>

Paul
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Dave Yeo
2015-03-03 02:26:44 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Did you look in popup.log?
Dave
PaulRS
2015-03-03 03:11:07 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Did you look in popup.log?
Dave
No, I guess I had been used to MCP2 putting complaints on the failed
prompt line. I checked this log.
In any case on trying a startup this is what popup.log says

I got a SYS2070 for two files "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Both exist on the virtual install.

SYS2070 said "The system delayed the loading of some of the
applications code until it was needed. Now there is a problem loading
the needed code segment.
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j***@nospam.com.au
2015-03-04 00:35:00 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Did you look in popup.log?
Dave
No, I guess I had been used to MCP2 putting complaints on the failed
prompt line. I checked this log.
In any case on trying a startup this is what popup.log says
I got a SYS2070 for two files "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Both exist on the virtual install.
SYS2070 said "The system delayed the loading of some of the
applications code until it was needed. Now there is a problem loading
the needed code segment.
--
Here is an extract of my popup.log:-

------------------------------------------------------------

02-19-2015 07:18:58 SYS2070 PID 004a TID 0001 Slot 0060
C:\APPS\FIREFOX10.0.12ESR\FIREFOX.EXE
XUL
193
------------------------------------------------------------

02-23-2015 17:27:46 SYS2070 PID 004f TID 0001 Slot 0099
C:\ACCS\NDFS\NDPDBOX-0.4.0.B5\DROPBOXAUTH.EXE
QTWEBK4
193
------------------------------------------------------------

02-23-2015 17:27:46 SYS2070 PID 004f TID 0001 Slot 0099
C:\ACCS\NDFS\NDPDBOX-0.4.0.B5\DROPBOXAUTH.EXE
QTCORE4
193
------------------------------------------------------------

Firefox fixed itself, Dropbox is still broken.
The QT files are in \os2\dll, but XUL is only in the Firefox directory.

Is the problem in the installation package?
A.D. Fundum
2015-03-04 21:08:20 UTC
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Post by j***@nospam.com.au
The QT files are in \os2\dll, but XUL is only in the Firefox
directory.

So copy those large DLLs to C:\ACCS\NDFS\NDPDBOX-0.4.0.B5 too?


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Dave Yeo
2015-03-05 04:08:56 UTC
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Post by j***@nospam.com.au
Here is an extract of my popup.log:-
------------------------------------------------------------
02-19-2015 07:18:58 SYS2070 PID 004a TID 0001 Slot 0060
C:\APPS\FIREFOX10.0.12ESR\FIREFOX.EXE
XUL
193
------------------------------------------------------------
02-23-2015 17:27:46 SYS2070 PID 004f TID 0001 Slot 0099
C:\ACCS\NDFS\NDPDBOX-0.4.0.B5\DROPBOXAUTH.EXE
QTWEBK4
193
------------------------------------------------------------
02-23-2015 17:27:46 SYS2070 PID 004f TID 0001 Slot 0099
C:\ACCS\NDFS\NDPDBOX-0.4.0.B5\DROPBOXAUTH.EXE
QTCORE4
193
------------------------------------------------------------
Firefox fixed itself, Dropbox is still broken.
The QT files are in \os2\dll, but XUL is only in the Firefox directory.
Is the problem in the installation package?
Only Mozilla uses xul. I'd guess that you have the wrong version[s] of
the QT dlls installed or multiple installs of them.
SYS2070 is usually a wrong/bad DLL error
Dave
PaulRS
2015-03-03 03:19:35 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Did you look in popup.log?
Dave
Also see my initial reply

On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"

On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
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Dave Yeo
2015-03-03 03:32:05 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
This is a new virtual ECS 2.1 install
I downloaded the files from Warpzilla
Firefox 17 also Firefox 24 along with
libc066 & gcc4core (required)
fontconfig (required)
pthread/mmap (required)
I installed all four "required" support files/packages and then
unzipped the Firefox package into a new directory (24 first)
I went to a prompt and FF apears to start but then returns to the
prompt leaving no complaints. I then tried the same with FF17 and got
the same result. The warpin files installed in their own directories
and the I put the pthread/mmap into \ecs\dll.
Any help?
Did you look in popup.log?
Dave
Also see my initial reply
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
PaulRS
2015-03-03 04:14:20 UTC
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On Tue, 3 Mar 2015 03:32:05 UTC, Dave Yeo <***@gmail.com>
wrote:

--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.

I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.

Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine

The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
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Dave Yeo
2015-03-03 05:31:21 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.
I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.
Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine
FF4 and FF10 didn't have so many dependencies though IIRC ff10 did use
libc065.
Post by PaulRS
The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
You could try replacing the libc dlls with the ones from this package,
http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libc-0_6_6-26_oc00.zip
But first try upgrading/installing exceptq with the exceptq.dll in this
package, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/exceptq-7_11-8_oc00.zip
Dave
PaulRS
2015-03-03 05:58:12 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.
I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.
Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine
FF4 and FF10 didn't have so many dependencies though IIRC ff10 did use
libc065.
Post by PaulRS
The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
You could try replacing the libc dlls with the ones from this package,
http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libc-0_6_6-26_oc00.zip
But first try upgrading/installing exceptq with the exceptq.dll in this
package, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/exceptq-7_11-8_oc00.zip
Dave
Tried the 'libs' from that 2nd package: distorm.dll; distorm.xqs;
exceptq.dll; exceptdq.xqs with the same SYS2070 results on FF17 - -
FF10 still worked with this change.

Getting tired - - - will try the libc pkg tommorrow ---- THANKS FOR
ALL THE HELP THUS FAR (Paul)
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PaulRS
2015-03-03 18:36:52 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.
I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.
Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine
FF4 and FF10 didn't have so many dependencies though IIRC ff10 did use
libc065.
Post by PaulRS
The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
You could try replacing the libc dlls with the ones from this package,
http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libc-0_6_6-26_oc00.zip
But first try upgrading/installing exceptq with the exceptq.dll in this
package, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/exceptq-7_11-8_oc00.zip
Dave
A New Day :-)

The LIBC file claims not to be a zip file. Could not dissolve it.
I also tried to dissolve under an opensuse linux box (10.3) - same
report


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Dave Yeo
2015-03-03 20:40:41 UTC
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Post by PaulRS
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.
I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.
Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine
FF4 and FF10 didn't have so many dependencies though IIRC ff10 did use
libc065.
Post by PaulRS
The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
You could try replacing the libc dlls with the ones from this package,
http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libc-0_6_6-26_oc00.zip
But first try upgrading/installing exceptq with the exceptq.dll in this
package, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/exceptq-7_11-8_oc00.zip
Dave
A New Day :-)
The LIBC file claims not to be a zip file. Could not dissolve it.
I also tried to dissolve under an opensuse linux box (10.3) - same
report
I'll test and open a ticket.
Try running http://home.earthlink.net/~steve53/os2tools/pmdll-2.11.zip
against the binaries and the DLLs that are trapping.
Dave
PaulRS
2015-03-03 22:41:25 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
A New Day :-)
The LIBC file claims not to be a zip file. Could not dissolve it.
I also tried to dissolve under an opensuse linux box (10.3) - same
report
I'll test and open a ticket.
Try running http://home.earthlink.net/~steve53/os2tools/pmdll-2.11.zip
against the binaries and the DLLs that are trapping.
Dave
Some New Info:
This may be a problem with the Virtual Host. I have and old box
that I installed ECS 2.1 on and decided to see how FF17 & FF 24 would
do there. I installed all the required extras. LIBC, GCCcore, Fonts,
mmap, p---?
Then I installed FF10 FF17 and FF24 Each loaded perfectly (but
slow) on this older slower box. No problems on true hardware.

The Virtual Software is "MS Virtual PC 2007" under Windows 7 Pro. It
has worked in time past for MCP2 on a laptop. The laptop is I5 -
2.3GHz w/8GB Ram.

I have been doing testing things with the ECS 2.1 for a few weeks, but
I did not think there was anything to corrupt things. So my next
step is to install a fresh ECS 2.1 virtual machine and load the four
required packages and try again with FF17 & FF24. Will let you know
the outcome.
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PaulRS
2015-03-04 00:39:21 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
--------------- SNIP------------------------
Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
On FF24 The two SYS2070's are with "MOZJS" and "LIBC066"
On FF17 The two SYS2070's are with "XUL" and "LIBC066"
Somehow you're loading the wrong versions of mozjs.dll and xul.dll
(though it is strange that libc066 is there). Do you have any Mozilla
apps in LIBPATH or running? Do you have multiple copies of libc06*.dll
installed? You should only have the one libc066.dll along with the
forwarder dlls (libc061.dll to libc065.dll).
Try opening a cmd prompt in your Firefox directory and entering these,
set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
SET BEGINLIBPATH=.\.
firefox.exe
and see if that helps or changes the popup.log entries
Dave
On other programs are running - no mozilla for sure.
I tried the above on the FF17 directory - popuplog.os2 gives the
exact same info for this start.
Note: The supplied FF4 with ECS 2.1 works fine
Also put FF10 into a directory and it also works fine
FF4 and FF10 didn't have so many dependencies though IIRC ff10 did use
libc065.
Post by PaulRS
The problem is with the FF17 and FF24
One further bit of info: on installing the required *.wpi files one
said (not sure which) a file being installed is older than the one
supplied with ECS 2.1 - I opted to keep the newer file.
You could try replacing the libc dlls with the ones from this package,
http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libc-0_6_6-26_oc00.zip
But first try upgrading/installing exceptq with the exceptq.dll in this
package, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/exceptq-7_11-8_oc00.zip
Dave
A New Day :-)
The LIBC file claims not to be a zip file. Could not dissolve it.
I also tried to dissolve under an opensuse linux box (10.3) - same
report
I'll test and open a ticket.
Try running http://home.earthlink.net/~steve53/os2tools/pmdll-2.11.zip
against the binaries and the DLLs that are trapping.
Dave
Just completed a fresh (clean) new virtual ecs 2.1 under MS Virtual PC
2007 w/virtual machine additions.
The four required supporting packages were installed then FF17

I "fired it up" and IT WORKED.

I had run DIR file* /s on each library file and found no duplicates.
But in any case things are now working. I have no idea why the
original virtual machine balked at FF17 & FF24.
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Dave Yeo
2015-03-05 04:09:47 UTC
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Post by Dave Yeo
Post by PaulRS
The LIBC file claims not to be a zip file. Could not dissolve it.
I also tried to dissolve under an opensuse linux box (10.3) - same
report
I'll test and open a ticket.
The zip has been replaced
Dave

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