Using Packman Factory and from there gecko-mediaplayer
FF Crashes. Terminal output revealed the culprit.
Removed it, OK now;)
Yup, noticed that when I installed M8. There seems to be an issue with
the packman one… Use RedDwarfs build 
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I’ll give it a go;)
No go there, same thing. I’ll report it at Packman, did you?
Hi
Have you got a link I can try? Since I use gnome the totem player takes
over. I use it for chromium rather than firefox
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packman@links2linux.de
and cc to: pascal@links2linux.de
Normaly you just go to the package at Packmans page and the links are there.
LOL, I meant for gecko to kick in in firefox
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Any page did it. I had installed stuff from Packman and then it happened. So I open FF from konsole and it goes down and leaves a breif Gecko error. So I remove Gecko and it’s OK.
Hang on, I’ll try it again.
It actually opens at my home page google.co.uk
Then I tried bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Here is the error
*** nss-shared-helper: Shared database disabled (set NSS_USE_SHARED_DB to enable).
/usr/lib/firefox/firefox: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/browser-plugins/gecko-mediaplayer.so: undefined symbol: gconf_client_get_default
Hi
That error was in an earlier release
http://code.google.com/p/gecko-mediaplayer/issues/detail?id=32
It builds fine here, wonder if it needs gconf installed??
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I have a gnome package gconf2
What about if you download the src rpm and build from that?
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I’ll look at that tomorrow.