NVIDIA drivers break StarOffice was Re: Staroffice crashing

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On Thu, 17 Apr 2003, Carey F. Cox wrote:

> 
> I upgraded my home computer from RH 8.0 to RH 9 and have been unable 
> to access staroffice since. I also tried reinstalling from scratch 
> (both staroffice and rh 9) to no avail. Every time I try to invoke 
> staroffice I get a segmentation fault. Same thing when I try to reinstall 
> staroffice. I then assumed that there maybe something wrong with staroffice 
> and decided to try openoffice. However, it is crashing as well with the 
> same error messages. 
> 
> Did I miss something during the install of rh 9? I have seen no other 
> reports of problems, so I am thinking that it maybe something wrong with 
> my installation. Any clues?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Carey

I tried several things including upgrading java to j2re-1.4.1. Nothing 
worked.

Finally reinstalled RH 9 with OpenOffice.  It worked! 
I then reinstalled StarOffice. It worked! 
I then reinstalled the new NVIDIA drivers. Bingo! Neither openoffice nor 
staroffice worked after that. I then uninstalled the drivers and they 
started working again. So, something in the new NVIDIA drivers breaks 
the StarOffice/OpenOffice programs. Guess I need to forward this to 
Nvidia.

Thanks all,

Carey

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