Re: [Libreoffice] fatal IO error in running beta3 - to be ignored or investigated?

Hi Michael,

Michael Meeks wrote (06-05-11 10:27)
> On Fri, 2011-05-06 at 10:02 +0200, Cor Nouws wrote:
> > Running beta3 from the command line, after some time the output shows
>
>         Ooh :-) great question.
>
> > XIO:  fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable)
> >         on X server "0�   "
> >         after 60 requests (56 known processed) with 0 events remaining.
>
>         So - that is odd; I would expect the app to exit at this point and try
> to save documents.

Nothing special that I notice with the app.

>         In a nutshell it looks like your X server died at that point (but that
> is presumably nonsense ?).

Hmmm, afther the output, the command line is freed and I can use other 
commands.
Running the same command to start beta3 again, activates the already 
running process of LibreOffice.

> > It this something I should just ignore, or that deserves further
> > investigating.
>
>         Further investigation is important; is there a bug # ? does it exit
> after printing that (I would expect it), can you:
>
>         export SAL_SYNCHRONIZE=1
>         gdb --args ./soffice.bin # and any args you like
>         b _exit
>         b exit
>         run
>
>         and when it fails - do:
>
>         thread apply all backtrace
>
>         and attach that to the bug ? :-) hopefully that'll get us closer to
> understanding what is going on.

Thanks. Something I should be able to handle ;-)

Running with gdb however, does not lead to the output this problem is about.

What I do see, all the time, is lines such as

  [Thread 0xb2e09b70 (LWP 2076) exited]
  [New Thread 0xb2e09b70 (LWP 2200)]
  [Thread 0xae49fb70 (LWP 2077) exited]
  [Thread 0xabbadb70 (LWP 2078) exited]
  [New Thread 0xabbadb70 (LWP 2201)]
  [Thread 0xb2e09b70 (LWP 2200) exited]
  [Thread 0xabbadb70 (LWP 2201) exited]
  [New Thread 0xabbadb70 (LWP 2277)]
  [Thread 0xabbadb70 (LWP 2277) exited]

Hmm, that's all.

(And I got two freezes with other actions, that strange enough did not 
give problems when running without gdb).

Anything I can do more for this?

Best,

Cor


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