The browser freezes and stops responding to certain commands. When Mozilla Firefox doesn’t respond, problems occur. What Happens When Your Firefox shows “Not Responding”? The good news is that, regardless of who is to blame for the instability, you will be able to resolve it before you finish troubleshooting with the methods described in this article.
The Firefox profile folder lacks the ability to create files (read-only permission). Too many freeware converters are running concurrently in Firefox (pdf to word, jpeg to png, word to pdf, etc.). The instability is caused by intrusive or untested plug-ins. Malicious or invasive items infiltrated the installation folder or cache memory. The following reasons could be the source of the error: The majority of users complain about frequent freezes with “Not Responding” error notifications.Īlthough this issue is not unique to Windows alone, many users/customers say that it began after they installed the Windows update. #1 0xb4717f76 in ? () from /usr/lib/firefox/libxul.soīacktrace stopped: previous frame identical to this frame (corrupt stack?)įirefox is very important for me to get running as it powers the user interface of the product.So many people complain and report issues with Mozilla Firefox on Windows OS, despite the fact that this browser is typically regarded as the most stable of all browsers. #0 0xb465d5d2 in ? () from /usr/lib/firefox/libxul.so I also tried starting Firefox from a debugger, which yields the following (not so helpful) backtrace: Program received signal SIGILL, Illegal instruction.Ġxb465d5d2 in ? () from /usr/lib/firefox/libxul.so Note: I also tried to start Firefox directly on the board in safe mode, but it crashes the same way as when not using safe mode. I then tried installing the mesa-utils package to get to glxinfo, but found that this package is not available on the Apalis board. 
I tried running glxinfo to try to figure out what went wrong, however that command was not available. I’m not fully sure whether this error is related to the fact that I’m using a remote X session to start Firefox for debugging purposes.
When I try to run it remotely for debugging I get the following error in the crash report: "Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTSFP(D00-L1000-W00000000-T000) GLXtest process failed (exited with status 1): X error occurred in GLX probe, error_code=2, request_code=149, minor_code=3" The Crash Reporter is shown shortly thereafter. When I run Firefox it crashes immediately after the main window is displayed in a blink. After installation I used apt-get to update all packages to latest versions. I have installed L4T using the EasyInstaller. I’m using the Toradex Apalis TK1 module with the Ixora carrier board for testing.
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