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Firefox will not start (crashes on opening) following upgrade to Ubuntu 10.10; crash report specifies IcedTeaPlugin.so

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Nick31
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) beta, Firefox will not open. A crash report is generated each time. Looking at all the crash reports, they specify the IcedTeaPlugin.so @0x7cec as the point where the crash occurs.

After upgrading to Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) beta, Firefox will not open. A crash report is generated each time. Looking at all the crash reports, they specify the IcedTeaPlugin.so @0x7cec as the point where the crash occurs.

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Nick31
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Removing the IcedTea plugin using Synaptic allowed Firefox to open normally. I'll test whether reinstalling the plugin causes Firefox to crash and report here if it does.

milinddev
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I was also having the same problem but it disappear once I removed the icedtea plugin from synaptic. After that I tried to re install the icetea plugin again and there was no issue in firefox, it started normally.

My icetea6-plugin version is 6b20-1.9.1-1ubuntu3

BHO666
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I had the same problem and removed icedtea and then Firefox worked. I installed icedtea again and Firefox worked without any problems. My question is how did this get figured out? I would be interested in how someone knew this was the answer. Thanks.