Firefox Crash [@gtk_style_realize]

i forgot to attach this

Guido,

Could you try and upload the attachment again? It didn't make it to launchpad correctly.

Thanks
David

got a similar problem. I was with 6 tabs open, two of them using javascript (gmail and yahoo! finance page), a google search for "graph visualization java" the main page of jgraph open, another java graph visualization page and the free download page of jgraph, when I clicked on the binary package to download, CPU went high (beat 100%, then back to 70%) and firefox crashed.

I'm also using Edgy Eft always up-to-date, firefox should be the latest released package.

I can try to do it when I return in rome, where my pc is... at this moment I
can do nothing.

Tanx to everyone who answers

Guido

2006/12/28, David Farning <email address hidden>:
>
> Guido,
>
> Could you try and upload the attachment again? It didn't make it to
> launchpad correctly.
>
> Thanks
> David
>
> ** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => David Farning
> Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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Does this still happen?

yesterday it happened again.... It's strange, because it didn't happen for
more time. Yesterday i saw the cpu works heavy with only 2 pages of firefox
opened. I leave the notebook for some minutes, and after I found the system
crashed. I think, but I'm not sure, it depends from the kernel's update.

2007/2/15, Freddy Martinez <email address hidden>:
>
> Does this still happen?
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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we should retrace the attached report

I have the same problem, I attach my report about this problem.

RoD

Taking for retrace.

RoDchile's retrace

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/76523/comments/8

Otavio's retrace.

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/76523/comments/3

Finished retrace.

Otavio I reported a bug for you since your stacktrace doesnt match RoDchile's.
See bug #88037

Could you please check if you have the swap partition configured correctly. You can check this under System-->Administration-->System Monitor, and check the Resources tab and see what values it shows for Used Swap.
Otherwise in a terminal run the command: swapon -s
Also during the period of high CPU usage does the computer have increased RAM usage or use the swap?

The swap is configured on a 512Mb partition, same amount of RAM in my
machine. But I didn't notice changes in memory or swap use, although
if my memory isn't playing tricks, RAM usage was about 90% and swap
about 10%. I'll keep my eyes open case the bug shows himself again.

Otavio

On 3/5/07, Gabriel Dragffy <email address hidden> wrote:
> Could you please check if you have the swap partition configured correctly. You can check this under System-->Administration-->System Monitor, and check the Resources tab and see what values it shows for Used Swap.
> Otherwise in a terminal run the command: swapon -s
> Also during the period of high CPU usage does the computer have increased RAM usage or use the swap?
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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---------------------------
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(Dilbert)

thanx to all,
I'm

2006/12/28, Otavio <email address hidden>:
>
> got a similar problem. I was with 6 tabs open, two of them using
> javascript (gmail and yahoo! finance page), a google search for "graph
> visualization java" the main page of jgraph open, another java graph
> visualization page and the free download page of jgraph, when I clicked
> on the binary package to download, CPU went high (beat 100%, then back
> to 70%) and firefox crashed.
>
> I'm also using Edgy Eft always up-to-date, firefox should be the latest
> released package.
>
> ** Attachment added: "crash file captured by ubuntu"
> http://librarian.launchpad.net/5563880/_usr_lib_firefox_firefox-bin.1000.crash
>
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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I can't be sure. In this moment I've opened 3 pages of firefox, the terminal
and I'm monitoring the system. Cpu go between 65% and 80%, 100% when i
change internet page. Ram and Swap are stable. Expecially the swap is always
4% (4,4% max). I think it's okay. But it's not a moment of crisis, and I
don't know when exactly this arrives.
bye

2007/3/5, Gabriel Dragffy <email address hidden>:
>
> Could you please check if you have the swap partition configured
> correctly. You can check this under System-->Administration-->System
> Monitor, and check the Resources tab and see what values it shows for Used
> Swap.
> Otherwise in a terminal run the command: swapon -s
> Also during the period of high CPU usage does the computer have increased
> RAM usage or use the swap?
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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On Mon, Mar 05, 2007 at 05:35:32PM -0000, guido983 wrote:
> I can't be sure. In this moment I've opened 3 pages of firefox, the terminal
> and I'm monitoring the system. Cpu go between 65% and 80%, 100% when i
> change internet page. Ram and Swap are stable. Expecially the swap is always
> 4% (4,4% max). I think it's okay. But it's not a moment of crisis, and I
> don't know when exactly this arrives.
> bye

Can you tell which pages you have open when this happen ... so we can
construct a reproducible testcase out of this?

 - Alexander

Alexander,
it's a while since a last had the issue, but at the time of the
report, all I could remember about the pages was this:
"I was with 6 tabs open, two of them using javascript (gmail and
yahoo! finance page), a google search for "graph visualization java"
the main page of jgraph open, another java graph visualization page
and the free download page of jgraph, when I clicked on the binary
package to download, CPU went high (beat 100%, then back to 70%) and
firefox crashed."

recently I got the bug again, but I was in a hurry and couldn't
collect the trace, but the only thing I can remember is that I was
with gmail and yahoo! finance open, then went to download something,
and got the bug again. I'm tempted to thing that it might have
something to do with heavy js use. I can't tell for sure, but I might
have www.pandora.com open at the 2nd crash.

Sorry for the poor help on this,
Otavio

On 3/7/07, Alexander Sack <email address hidden> wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 05, 2007 at 05:35:32PM -0000, guido983 wrote:
> > I can't be sure. In this moment I've opened 3 pages of firefox, the terminal
> > and I'm monitoring the system. Cpu go between 65% and 80%, 100% when i
> > change internet page. Ram and Swap are stable. Expecially the swap is always
> > 4% (4,4% max). I think it's okay. But it's not a moment of crisis, and I
> > don't know when exactly this arrives.
> > bye
>
> Can you tell which pages you have open when this happen ... so we can
> construct a reproducible testcase out of this?
>
> - Alexander
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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Otavio Pereira
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---------------------------
Programmer (def): An organism that converts caffeine into software.
"Why are we all forced to go to work at the same time? Who arbitrarily
decided that 8 AM was a good time for everyone to go to work?"
(Dilbert)

something simalar happened to me.
I had opened gmail and those site: http://www.repubblica.it and
http://www.ansa.it (usually. the crash happens often in my notebook, but,
usually those are the web site where I go.)
Bye

2007/3/8, Otavio <email address hidden>:
>
> Alexander,
> it's a while since a last had the issue, but at the time of the
> report, all I could remember about the pages was this:
> "I was with 6 tabs open, two of them using javascript (gmail and
> yahoo! finance page), a google search for "graph visualization java"
> the main page of jgraph open, another java graph visualization page
> and the free download page of jgraph, when I clicked on the binary
> package to download, CPU went high (beat 100%, then back to 70%) and
> firefox crashed."
>
> recently I got the bug again, but I was in a hurry and couldn't
> collect the trace, but the only thing I can remember is that I was
> with gmail and yahoo! finance open, then went to download something,
> and got the bug again. I'm tempted to thing that it might have
> something to do with heavy js use. I can't tell for sure, but I might
> have www.pandora.com open at the 2nd crash.
>
> Sorry for the poor help on this,
> Otavio
>
> On 3/7/07, Alexander Sack <email address hidden> wrote:
> > On Mon, Mar 05, 2007 at 05:35:32PM -0000, guido983 wrote:
> > > I can't be sure. In this moment I've opened 3 pages of firefox, the
> terminal
> > > and I'm monitoring the system. Cpu go between 65% and 80%, 100% when i
> > > change internet page. Ram and Swap are stable. Expecially the swap is
> always
> > > 4% (4,4% max). I think it's okay. But it's not a moment of crisis, and
> I
> > > don't know when exactly this arrives.
> > > bye
> >
> > Can you tell which pages you have open when this happen ... so we can
> > construct a reproducible testcase out of this?
> >
> > - Alexander
> >
> > --
> > when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> > https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
> >
>
>
> --
> Otavio Pereira
> <email address hidden>
> ---------------------------
> Programmer (def): An organism that converts caffeine into software.
> "Why are we all forced to go to work at the same time? Who arbitrarily
> decided that 8 AM was a good time for everyone to go to work?"
> (Dilbert)
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox
> crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

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On Thu, Mar 08, 2007 at 02:02:36AM -0000, Otavio wrote:
> Alexander,
> it's a while since a last had the issue, but at the time of the
> report, all I could remember about the pages was this:
> "I was with 6 tabs open, two of them using javascript (gmail and
> yahoo! finance page), a google search for "graph visualization java"
> the main page of jgraph open, another java graph visualization page
> and the free download page of jgraph, when I clicked on the binary
> package to download, CPU went high (beat 100%, then back to 70%) and
> firefox crashed."
>
> recently I got the bug again, but I was in a hurry and couldn't
> collect the trace, but the only thing I can remember is that I was
> with gmail and yahoo! finance open, then went to download something,
> and got the bug again. I'm tempted to thing that it might have
> something to do with heavy js use. I can't tell for sure, but I might
> have www.pandora.com open at the 2nd crash.
>

You have a relatively old system? If so, there are known performance
bugs if you have the download progress window open and you download a
file for which the server does not tell the total size ... maybe you
can confirm this?

 - Alexander

No, I don't think that's the case. The files I downloaded after and
unless my memory is playing some tricks, firefox was able to report
the progress percentage.

About my hardware, it is pretty new, a Pentium D 820 processor. I can
give you the full specs later, I can't recall them right now at work.

Regards,
Otavio

> You have a relatively old system? If so, there are known performance
> bugs if you have the download progress window open and you download a
> file for which the server does not tell the total size ... maybe you
> can confirm this?
>
> - Alexander
>
> --
> when firefox is working, cpu start to work heavy and at the end firefox crash. It's not the first time and sometimes the crash became a system crash
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/76523
>

--
Otavio Pereira
<email address hidden>
---------------------------
Programmer (def): An organism that converts caffeine into software.
"Why are we all forced to go to work at the same time? Who arbitrarily
decided that 8 AM was a good time for everyone to go to work?"
(Dilbert)

I have been having a similar problem with Firefox, I am using Ubuntu 6.10.

Taking again for retrace on the last crash report.
If anyone else sees this issue can you please file a new bug on it and attach the crash report there. This bug needs a summary and its hard to do when none of the retraces match everyone elses. Thank you

It happened to me. Had some tabs open (maybe around 15) and quite normal webpages (no flash or javascript objects). The system started working heavily until it crashed.

I was also trying to update my system at the same time. I don't know if it would have interfered. I attach the crash file generated.