On Mon, Dec 01, 2014 at 04:33:49AM -0600, Charles Ricketts wrote: > I'm pretty sure that is actually the case. I know that I got a compilation > error at first on Ubuntu because I had forgotten to install the development > headers from the git sources. Compiling against the 1.8.0 headers in the > 14.04 repositories gave me an error related to either > VD_AGENT_CLIPBOARD_MAX_SIZE_DEFAULT or VD_AGENT_CLIPBOARD_MAX_SIZE_ENV, I > forget which exactly. This symbol is in > /usr/include/spice-1/spice/vd_agent.h. If I'm looking at this correctly, > wouldn't something like this cause the problem? Hmm these symbols are symbolic #defines, so will not show up in the resulting binary, so they should not cause the issues I have in mind. This would cause an explicit message when trying to start qemu. > > In case I'm wrong, there is no debug spice-server library available on > Ubuntu 14.04 anyway. So, in order to compile one, would it be as easy as > `CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -g" make`, or something a little more intricate? I've done > simple compilations of programs I've written myself using `g++ -lm main.cpp > -o my_program,` but that's about the extent of it. I can usually get > configure scripts to work with me, but when it comes to Automake I'm > completely lost. Maybe you should just file an ubuntu bug about the crash, and they may tell you how to gather more info if they need it. I don't know if there is a -dbg package or not for spice-server on ubuntu (but I could not find one after a quick look). Christophe
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