(In reply to comment #122)
> Created attachment 461740 [details]
> binary patch for "flashplayer_square_p2_64bit_linux_092710"
>
> use bspatch from bsdiff package to apply this patch.
>
> This patch changes only one byte in libflashplayer.so. I did this manually with
> hexedit after studying objdump -S output. The idea behind this change is not to
> replace every memcpy call with memmove one, but to alter dynamic symbol table
> to point to memmove instead of memcpy.
> I hope someone can make a similar script like Ray Strode did, but using this
> less intrusive method.
This patch does not work for rekonq. Works fine for me with konqueror, firefox, chromium & google-chrome however. Rekonq still has the same sound issues. Anyone know where rekonq looks for plugins? I've installed the patched version of libflashplayer.so to:
(In reply to comment #122) square_ p2_64bit_ linux_092710"
> Created attachment 461740 [details]
> binary patch for "flashplayer_
>
> use bspatch from bsdiff package to apply this patch.
>
> This patch changes only one byte in libflashplayer.so. I did this manually with
> hexedit after studying objdump -S output. The idea behind this change is not to
> replace every memcpy call with memmove one, but to alter dynamic symbol table
> to point to memmove instead of memcpy.
> I hope someone can make a similar script like Ray Strode did, but using this
> less intrusive method.
This patch does not work for rekonq. Works fine for me with konqueror, firefox, chromium & google-chrome however. Rekonq still has the same sound issues. Anyone know where rekonq looks for plugins? I've installed the patched version of libflashplayer.so to:
/usr/lib/ opera/plugins/ libflashplayer. so chromium- browser/ plugins/ libflashplayer. so flash-plugin/ libflashplayer. so mozilla/ plugins/ libflashplayer. so seamonkey- 2.0.10/ plugins/ libflashplayer. so
/usr/lib64/
/usr/lib64/
/usr/lib64/
/usr/lib64/
And all the corresponding browsers work, except for rekonq.