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From: Peter Humphrey <peter@prh.myzen.co.uk>
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Subject: [gentoo-user] Gkrelltop segfaulting
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2014 16:05:10 +0100
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Hello list,

I've been using gkrellm on my desktop box for many years, including gkrelltop. 
It starts from gkrellm in the default soft-level.

Recently I started also running gkrellmd on an Atom box on the LAN, starting a 
separate instance of gkrellm at a command line on the desktop. I had followed 
the ebuild instruction to add "plugin-enable gkrelltopd" to /etc/gkrellmd.conf 
on the Atom box, and restarted its gkrellmd.

I then opened the config dialogue on my desktop and told it to display 
gkrelltop, which it did, but after a variable number of minutes gkrellmd 
segfaulted. If I uninstall gkrelltop and reconfigure gkrellm not to show it, 
gkrellm is stable.

Has anyone else here experienced this, or have I tripped over a bug?

-- 
Regards
Peter