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On 10/1/06, Daniel Iliev <danny@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Michael Crute wrote: |
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> > On 9/30/06, Daniel Iliev <danny@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> >> > The only problem is that all I see is a big |
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> >> > grey block where the Flash presentation should be. Any ideas? |
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> 1) Have tried to start your browser with the factory settings? |
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> E.g. "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-bak" and start it. It doesn't matter if |
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> it works or not it's only for the test. Then you can revert to your |
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> settings by "rm -r ~/.mozilla && mv ~/.mozilla-bak ~/.mozilla" |
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I did try that but it didn't help. |
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> 2) Are you sure you are not trying to play a flash version 8? Because |
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> AFAIK there is no flash-8 for linux yet. ;-( |
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Hmm... I have tried quite a few sites, I can't imagine ALL of them |
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have spontaneously changed to Flash 8. |
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It seems almost like an X rendering issue. Is there something about |
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Modular X that flash hates? |
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-Mike |
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