I emailed Tom about this earlier and he has already replied and put back the previous versions' rpms in his repository. You should be able to downgrade the package to the older version. Tom said he'd take a look and see what was causing the problem.
HTH
GavinHTH
On 9 January 2013 16:37, Ted Roche <tedroche@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've got spot's Chromium repo (http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/spot/chromium-stable/) installed on my system and Chromium has been successfully updated in the past. This morning, however, the update has left me with an unusable Chromium (version 23.0.1271.95, x86_64 arch on Fedora 16). Starting the browser results in the "Oh, snap!" message and nothing from the navigation bar nor menu (About, Help) changes the display. I uninstalled and reinstalled this version (along with the v8 and webrtl dependencies) and see the same problem.
Starting chromium-browser with either of the options --incognito or --temp-profile has the same result. No errors are echoed to the terminal.
/var/log/messages shows:
Jan 9 10:33:45 athena kernel: [ 8962.396311] chromium-browse[3556]: segfault at 122 ip 00007fbd03909de3 sp 00007fbce89c5bb0 error 6 in chromium-browser[7fbd0272d000+474f000]
Jan 9 10:33:45 athena kernel: [ 8962.424990] chromium-browse[3559]: segfault at 122 ip 00007fbd03909de3 sp 00007fbce89c5bb0 error 6 in chromium-browser[7fbd0272d000+474f000]
I'd welcome suggestions on how to fix this, or where/how I can post a bug report.
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