Comment 18 for bug 7037

On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 07:27, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> Andrew Suffield suggested that this might be some kind of memory
> corruption happening earlier. I should probably concentrate on
> reproducing the problem, since "remote" debugging of such problem will
> be rather difficult.
>
> For that I would need:
> - list of all your installed packages (COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l)
> - a tarball of your ~/.xmms directory
> - what kernel you are running?
> - what sound output system you are using? alsa/oss/esd?
> - information on any GTK theme you are using (or whether you can
> reproduce the bug with standard theme)
>
> Also it would be very helpful if you could determine the smallest set of
> xmms plugins with which you can still reproduce the bug. (maybe backup
> your ~/.xmms and start with a clean directory, and try to disable
> plugins one by one).

I'm going to be out of the office until Monday, but as soon as I have
some free time available I can SSH in and take care of the package
listing and .xmms tarball. For the time being, here's the simple
answers:

Kernel 2.6.6 (Debian 686 image)
Using the ESD output plugin
Using ALSA for sound.
Using the Nuvola theme.

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