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[ILUG] RHEL 3.6 and Realplayer 10

[ILUG] RHEL 3.6 and Realplayer 10

conor at discuskeeping.com conor at discuskeeping.com
Thu Jun 8 15:20:19 IST 2006


Quoting Robert Kiely <robert.kiely at gmail.com>:

> Hi all,
>
>        We're having a problem with Realplayer 10 on RHEL 3.6 on AMD
> Opteron machines. It's crashing if you try to load an mp3 or a wav
> file. When run from a terminal it says "Floating point error"  at
> exit. It will however play .ram files but with no sound. Sound is
> working as we have used xmms to play some wav files. Google ain't
> helping. We've used strace to run it but that's not giving any info
> either. This also doesn't happen on any of the Intel 32 bit machines.
> Any help would be appreciated.

Is it only realplayer that does this or are any other apps borking in  
a similar fashion?

Have you grepped the logs for errors?
Anything in dmesg when this issue happens?

Tried updating the box via rhn?
# up2date -u ; up2date -f kernel

I've never heard of that, then again, never used realplayer on RHEL

Regards
Conot.



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