Hi guys and thanks in advance.
For info:
OS: Linux 2.6.27.39-0.2-default i686
System: openSUSE 11.1 (i586)
KDE: 4.1.3 (KDE 4.1.3) “release 4.11.1”
Okular
Version 0.7.3
Using KDE 4.1.3 (KDE 4.1.3) “release 4.11.1”
I’ve not been able to open any pdf of variable sizes in okular since I tried to copy and paste a medium (20-30 page) pdf to writer (the pdf was my own creation from tex).
Okular will open fine as a program, the problem is when I open a pdf.
There is no backtrace report (I request details but says none are available) and half the time the bug request screen crashes. The terminal on pdf load gives:
Have looked for similar stuff online but have not been faring well. I tried uninstalling & reinstalling. I tried clearing out the /home/user/.kde4/share/apps/okular/ folder.
Not really sure where to go from here.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Ben
Thanks for helping.
I tried that and all it seemed to do was say that Kcrash couldn’t find the file in that directory I just cleared in order to log the crash. Apart from that it still gave no error information on the crash.
I restarted and tried again and it recreated the files (some of them anyway) in the directory. back as it was. Same error.
Strange. It does seem like it must be related to what you were doing but I’m not sure.
I do know I would be updating my kde if I were you. But I don’t want to push that as a solution.
Try this first.
Create a new user and login with it
Does it happen there?
If not then it’s an issue in your user settings
You need auto login off to use multiple accounts Disable Auto-Login - openSUSE Forums
If the new user is OK. You could go to the extreme of starting a new .kde4 in your normal login
From a terminal:
Tried a new user and the same problem occured, except for the error message in the terminal just said Bogus memory…etc
It didn’t have the other lines about Kcrash and sock.
If it helps I could update to suse11.2. I haven’t done so because a run a few programs through wine and my setup works fine, and I didn’t want to rock the boat for no reason.
Ok, I felt i followed instructions fairly well, but it’s gone horribly wrong.
Tried to update KDE and now plasma crashes on start, as does run command(?).
This is a bit more than an okular problem!
Help!
Should I post a new thread for this?
That didn’t work. I retreated back to 4.1 by undoing the upgrade process. Back to square one. I also tired okular in GNOME and it wouldn’t work there.
I did try it on a very small pdf and it loaded fine. I must have some how affected how much memoery okular thinks it has available to it.
How does okular do such things?
I know there are others, I have evince and kpdf. But I like them for different things, and I prefer okular’s search cpabilities (it’s not much of a reason I know).
Any how…
I tried that before and it didn’t make much difference, except i also sometimes get the line
I downgraded poppler pdf rendering program and it seems to be working fine. Might try upgrading back to see if resetting it helps. But it is working, and a downgraded poppler is accetable.
Thanks for your help along the way. Just the wireless problem now, but that’s got a new thread. Cheers.
Ben