The backtrace above happens with the source for amarok-1.4.10. I got that originally with "apt-get source amarok", but since the Jaunty repositories passed to amarok2 you might need to get it from somewhere else. Apt gave me amarok_1.4.10-0ubuntu3.dsc, amarok_1.4.10-0ubuntu3.diff.gz and amarok_1.4.10.orig.tar.gz. I only untarred the orig.tar.gz file* and I didn't apply the Ubuntu diff.**
(*: apt does the unpacking itself, but I had deleted the unpacked directory for space.)
(**: my original report was with the diff applied. This backtrace is without it, though.)
Then I entered amarok-1.4.10 and ran gdb as demanded in the Backtrace wiki page. I ran nautilus with "run amarok/src", which is the directory that makes it crash.
Anyway, I can obtain crashes inside the amarok2 source, too (the ./src folder).
Hi Connor, thanks for helping. I can't do that exactly because of bug #314212. However I made a backtrace as indicated at https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/Backtrace
The backtrace above happens with the source for amarok-1.4.10. I got that originally with "apt-get source amarok", but since the Jaunty repositories passed to amarok2 you might need to get it from somewhere else. Apt gave me amarok_ 1.4.10- 0ubuntu3. dsc, amarok_ 1.4.10- 0ubuntu3. diff.gz and amarok_ 1.4.10. orig.tar. gz. I only untarred the orig.tar.gz file* and I didn't apply the Ubuntu diff.**
(*: apt does the unpacking itself, but I had deleted the unpacked directory for space.)
(**: my original report was with the diff applied. This backtrace is without it, though.)
Then I entered amarok-1.4.10 and ran gdb as demanded in the Backtrace wiki page. I ran nautilus with "run amarok/src", which is the directory that makes it crash.
Anyway, I can obtain crashes inside the amarok2 source, too (the ./src folder).
Let me know if I can help more.