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Joost Roeleveld wrote: |
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> On Thursday 21 July 2011 05:54:32 Dale wrote: |
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>> I been working on gathering information for this for a while. I just |
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>> tried something else. I use the download helper plugin in Firefox to |
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>> download videos. Also, it crashes when I am downloading videos but that |
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>> is about all I use Firefox for. I had a light bulb moment and decided |
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>> to see if the same plugin was available for Seamonkey. It was available |
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>> so I installed it. It works the same as in Firefox. So, I closed as |
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>> much stuff as I could and started downloading a couple good size |
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>> videos. After a few minutes, you guessed it, kernel panic followed by a |
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>> reboot. To make sure it was not a fluke or something, I repeated the |
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>> process and got the same result. |
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> Dale, |
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> I would suspect the download-helper-plugin as that is common in both the |
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> Firefox and Seamonkey crashes. |
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> Can you provide a link to the plugin you use to allow others to test this to |
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> see if it works for them? |
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I'm not sure you are right but it is possible. Here is a linky: |
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-Us/seamonkey/addon/video-downloadhelper/ |
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It's pretty straight forward. I can get a failure by going to youtube |
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and starting the download of two or three fairly long movies. I usually |
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middle click and open the video in a new tab. Then start the download |
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and close the tab. I usually walk off or watch TV while it downloads. |
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I have the slow DSL here so it takes a bit to download but it usually |
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crashes in a minute or two. Firefox crashes faster but Seamonkey only |
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takes a couple minutes or something. |
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If anyone tests this, let me know if it messes up. I'm on amd64 |
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multilib too. That may have some effect. |
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Thanks. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |