Dominick Grift: > its x86_64 vs. 686 issue > > x86_64 does not need execmem. But both of these systems are x86_64 systems. More exactly, why doesn't x86_64 need execmem? Firefox does apparently allocate memory that is both executable and writeable on x86_64 systems too. > you can also set boolean allow_execmem to true i believe Yes, that makes firefox runnable again. But if possible I would prefer to have it turned off. And it does work with it turned off on the fresh install, so I guess there is some way to do it.
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