The flashplugin was recently updated and I can't reproduce the issue. Where can i get the previous version of Flash?
Regardless, a buggy flash plugin should not, I think, affect the whole system. When the issue occured, a complete shutdown was needed to restore sanity. A simple restart did not help.
Once I can load a older flash plugin I can continue to test different kernels. For all I know, older kernels also have the issue, but were not triggered by the flash plugin at that time.
The flashplugin was recently updated and I can't reproduce the issue. Where can i get the previous version of Flash?
Regardless, a buggy flash plugin should not, I think, affect the whole system. When the issue occured, a complete shutdown was needed to restore sanity. A simple restart did not help.
Once I can load a older flash plugin I can continue to test different kernels. For all I know, older kernels also have the issue, but were not triggered by the flash plugin at that time.