| Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/06/27 6:13 | Updated to the latest Chrome version last night (June 26th) and this morning Chrome won't even start. Tried completely removing Chrome with Synaptic and reinstalling latest version and still not working. Using Ubuntu 12.04 |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/06/27 6:48 | Had same issue on Fedora14. I too tried un-install/re-install. But still now without Chrome! |
| Re: Latest Update | yoo28 | 12/06/27 6:59 | Did you update to version 20.0.1132.43? I update to this version on my CentOS 6.2 installs and Chrome is broken also. The error I receive mentions that Chrome is unable to load a shared object file called: "libbz2.so.1.0". I posted my problem last ni |
| Re: Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/06/27 7:16 | Update Manager in Ubuntu 12.04 last night (June 26, 2012) had the latest Google Chrome update. Installed and went to bed. This morning Google Chrome will not start at all. Tried completely uninstalling via Synaptic Package Manager and reinstalling vi |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/27 10:04 | Same here. The worst part is, I use Firefox and only carry chrome on my system to steal it's flash plug-in. |
| Re: Latest Update | Spooky Tunes | 12/06/27 10:50 | Same issue here. No output when started from command line, just a defunct sandbox process. Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS on i386. No option to go back to version 19, so I installed Chromium Browser 18.0.1025.151 for now. |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/27 11:07 | Hey folks, Thanks for your reports. Are you getting any error messages when trying to start up Chrome (but it does not start)? Similar to how teksys28 mentioned seeing an error for "libbz2.so.1.0", are you seeing the same / different error / no error |
| Re: Latest Update | TXCrackers | 12/06/27 11:10 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | efwis | 12/06/27 11:11 | didn't see this original post when I made mine, I am using Zorin OS 6 and have the same issue. I do not get a error report or error message, it just fails to start |
| Re: Latest Update | TXCrackers | 12/06/27 11:20 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/27 11:36 | I am on Lubuntu 12.04. I see no error message at all. 2 items labelled Chrome pop up in the Task manager but after that, there is no response. |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/27 13:08 | Having the same problem on Fedora Core 16. When starting Chrome from the command line no error or warning is given, and i'm able to see it is running: peter 2297 0.6 0.6 92320 8768 pts/1 S+ 21:06 0:00 /opt/google/chrome/chrome peter |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/27 13:17 | TXCrackers, it sounds like you may be seeing a different issue, since this thread is about Chrome not starting up after the latest update. Can you start a new thread for the rendering issue that you are seeing? |
| Re: Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/06/27 13:20 | Hello, I do not see any error at all. Using:Applications>Internet>Google Chrome right click>Open or left click Using:Desktop Icon previously installed Double Click Removed via Synaptic Package Manager and reinstalled twice using Ubuntu Software I do |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/27 13:46 | Update: Thanks for all the details. I went ahead and filed this issue in our public issue tracker so that we can investigate this. If you would like to receive updates on the issue, you can click the star next to the issue number. --------Hey folks, |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/27 13:59 | Fedora Core 16, updated from google-chrome-stable-19.0.1084.56-140965.i386. |
| Re: Latest Update | efwis | 12/06/27 14:06 | on Zorin OS 6 Chrome version that caused my problems is 20.0.1132.43-r143823 |
| Re: Latest Update | Spooky Tunes | 12/06/27 14:27 | Same issue as "Pedro Gonçalves" posted. I am on Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS with google-chrome-stable 20.0.1132.43-r143823 i386 Upgrade through the apt repos from previous 19 stable which worked fine. I flushed ~/.config/google-chrome and ~/.cache/google-chro |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/27 14:49 | I have misread the request, the problematic version is: google-chrome-stable-20.0.1132.43-143823.i386 |
| Re: Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/06/27 14:50 | Hello, Which version of Chrome that I was running? Not sure, but believe it was the stable version from June 6th, 2012. Update Manager in Ubuntu 12.04 had a new Chrome stable version last night (June 26, 2012) which is Chrome 20.0.1132.43-r-143823. T |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/27 14:52 | On Lubuntu 12.04, Chrome version 20.0.1132.42-r143823(stable) from http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main. At first via Ubuntu Update Manager notification. Then, uninstall and installed again both via apt-get. |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/27 16:12 | Thank you |
| Re: Latest Update | Doktor1360 | 12/06/27 20:29 | Same issue... Fedora 16 boxen after a 'yum' update... WTF... this issue appears to have complicated things with the installed Flash Player/Plugin too... {sighs} |
| Re: Latest Update | justy38 | 12/06/27 20:35 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/06/28 3:19 | You can get the version number by typing about: in the address bar and hitting enter. |
| Re: Latest Update | yoo28 | 12/06/28 5:14 | How were you able to revert back to version 19? Where did you go to get the installation package? |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/06/28 5:37 | same problem here, no error message, but 'top' command lists chrome as zombie process. All of them, tried also beta (which is still 20.0.1132.43 ) and unstable, same problems. Fedora 17 here, running on Openbox. |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/06/28 5:45 | If you haven't run apt-get clean or similar, the .deb may still be in /var/cache/apt/archives, at least for Ubuntu though I don't know how one would install it from there. |
| Re: Latest Update | yoo28 | 12/06/28 5:58 | As far as finding an older and possible working version of Chrome, try going to Tucows.com (http://www.tucows.com/linux/internet/browser/web-browsers). The available version is 12.0.742.124 for 32bit and 64bit. It's not the best solution but it more |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/28 6:14 | When the browser doesn't work it's not possible to do that... In a terminal type: google-chrome --version And the version is shown. While Google is working on getting Chrome working again you can all use Chromium, it sync with your google accoun |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/06/28 7:25 | Pedro, sorry about that! On Thursday, June 28, 2012 6:44:26 PM UTC+5:30, Pedro Gonçalves wrote:... |
| Re: Latest Update | efwis | 12/06/28 8:00 | anyone who uses a debian based distro and wants the last stable version of Chrome can download it from my server. This is the 32 bit .deb file from Google's website. the link is http://www.sixtoed-design.com/downloads/google-chrome19-stable_current_i |
| Re: Latest Update | jazcam | 12/06/28 9:06 | Sie_Deen, I had the same problem on my Kubuntu 12.04. Chrome would not start at all. I have isolated the problem to the pepflashplayer. I changed the name of libpepflashplayer.so to "libpepflashplayerXX.so", then copied the adobe flash player (lib |
| Re: Latest Update | elsewares | 12/06/28 9:36 | I'm using Ubuntu 12.04, and while my install will start, I can't use (of all things) Google Plus. I get: [Report Only] Refused to load style from 'data:text/css,' because of Content-Security-Policy. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' o |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/28 13:19 | Update: Thanks folks for the details in your reports. We are investigating this issue on our public issue tracker, but need more additional system information from you, particularly your GPU and CPU details. Please let us know about these system deta |
| Re: Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/06/28 13:47 | Hello, GPU is S3 ProSavage 8 CPU is AMD Athlon XP 2200 1.2 GB Google 19 works just fine except video is choppy. Don't watch much video anyway as I find it quite stupid with the talking heads. Thank you very much, efwis! Thank you, KenBxs |
| Re: Latest Update | jazcam | 12/06/28 13:48 | cpu: processor : 0 vendor_id : AuthenticAMD cpu family : 6 model : 8 model name : AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2400+ stepping : 1 cpu MHz : 2000.134 cache size : 256 KB fdiv_bug : no hlt_bug : n |
| Re: Latest Update | justy38 | 12/06/28 13:58 | I still have the original 19 chrome .deb if anyone wants it. It's for 64 bit linux. I had to restore my hard drive because chrome 20. messed up my linux so bad. I was getting account errors and everything. Now I am back in good running condition. |
| Re: Latest Update | justy38 | 12/06/28 14:04 | My system is Motherboard - P5G41C-M Processor - Q9450 slightly overclocked. Ram - 8 gigs Dual boot - Linux Mint 13 64 bit Mate Windows 7 64 bit (Operating systems are on their own physical hard drives). Video card - ATI 5770 HD factory overclocked. D |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/28 14:16 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/28 14:17 | CPU: |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/28 14:32 | Update: Thanks everyone for providing the details that we needed to investigate this issue! For those of you who are seeing this issue on Linux: Chrome does not start after updating to 20.0.1132.43, and not a confluence of other types of issues, plea |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/06/28 15:05 | Apparently everything is fine, some videos on Youtube don't play and a warning is given that flash plugin is missing. When lunching Chrome there are some errors, don't know if relevant but here they are: google-chrome --disable-bundled-ppapi-flash [4 |
| Re: Latest Update | saabyurk | 12/06/28 16:18 | Ditto for me. Beta chrome failed April time frame, reverted to stable Chrome, and now the same with it. I think I will not allow updates to Chromium until Chrome works again. :-( |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/28 16:22 | Thanks efwis. All's well now, except that Google won't be supporting my ol' processor anymore. Oh well. |
| Re: Latest Update | secipolla | 12/06/28 17:15 | We have to use Flash version 10.3.183.20 from http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html (in case Chromium guys can't do nothing about it) |
| Re: Latest Update | jazcam | 12/06/29 6:15 | Thanks efwis. I did download and install and Chrome is working again. The full version# is 19.0.1084.56 and the flash player (v. 11.2r202) must be packed with it. |
| Re: Latest Update | elsewares | 12/06/29 8:16 | @Sie_Deen: description: Portable Computer product: Inspiron 1545 () vendor: Winbond Electronics width: 32 bits capabilities: smbios-2.4 dmi-2.4 configuration: boot=normal chassis=portable uuid=44454C4C-5100-1058-8047-C6C04F584A31 *-core description: |
| Re: Latest Update | mollotof | 12/06/29 10:00 | yes ! it works.... But, as the flash plugin is disabled, a lot of sites are'nt working (youtube)... using debian stable (2.6.32-5-686) |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/06/29 11:16 | @mollotof, when you start up Chrome with the flag "--disable-bundled-ppapi-flash", can you type in chrome://plugins in the address bar > click "+" on the top right of the page to display all details > locate the Flash section, and let me know what yo |
| Re: Latest Update | Spooky Tunes | 12/06/29 21:00 | I think part of the problem is libgcflashplayer.so is missing in 20.0 debian i386 package. Adobe FlashPlayer 11.2, 10.3, and the plugin from version 19.0 will not load for me. I am using chromium at the moment with Adobe flash 10.3 which seems to wor |
| Re: Latest Update | dangar46 | 12/06/29 21:02 | Did that and still didn't work. Did a re-install and now running version 20.0.1332.47 and still same problem. Chrome will not start at all. Running chromium right now, and not a big fan of it, it keeps giving me profile errors. |
| Re: Latest Update | Gaman | 12/06/30 2:22 | I had the same issue too - I need to get this restored!. |
| Re: Latest Update | Gaman | 12/06/30 2:23 | Google 404. That’s an error. The requested URL /linux/chrome/deb/ was not found on this server. That’s all we know. Whats going on |
| Re: Latest Update | Gaman | 12/06/30 2:29 | I'll try - downloading the package thank you. |
| Re: Latest Update | Gaman | 12/06/30 2:40 | It worked - thank you for link - got it back! :D |
| Re: Latest Update | cocont | 12/06/30 3:58 | what link, please? |
| Re: Latest Update | cocont | 12/06/30 3:58 | what link, please? |
| Re: Latest Update | mollotof | 12/06/30 6:25 | Flash - Version : 10.2 r153 Shockwave Flash 10.2 r153 And no, i've never disabled the flash plugin before... |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/06/30 7:10 | Chrome 20 seems to have a extra directory 'PeperFlash' which contains latest flashPlayer .so [libpepflashplayer.so]. I think this is the replacement for libgcflashplayer.so and probably the cause of all our woes!! |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/06/30 7:13 | that should be 'PepperFlash' NOT 'PeperFlash' |
| Re: Latest Update | jazcam | 12/06/30 11:09 | You should have read earlier posts. |
| Re: Latest Update | edhax | 12/06/30 18:43 | Does anybody know when this issue will be resolved? still cant get get flash to work after a lot of trouble. |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/06/30 19:29 | http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=134940 Check here and read comment #17. It doesn't look like there is any intention of a fix for this bug. I just reverted to Chrome 19 and left it at that. |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/07/01 0:47 | This what I read: For now, users who are experiencing this problem should run with the "--disable-bundled-ppapi-flash" flag. I don't see how that translates to "It doesn't look like there is any intention of a fix for this bug." |
| Re: Latest Update | drazaelb | 12/07/01 0:51 | At the risk of being a "me too", I have the same issue here on my 9 year old laptop. Also launches with --disable-bundled-ppapi-flash for me, although I get the following messages: [2735:2735:36926319895:ERROR:gl_surface_glx.cc(65)] GLX 1.3 or later |
| Re: Latest Update | drazaelb | 12/07/01 0:59 | This is what I read: "...it's looking like an issue with older CPUs, possibly ones that don't support sse2 instructions. The Pepper Flash plugin probably won't support such systems, and we may just have to disable it if the necessary CPU capabilities |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/07/01 6:03 | What about the other plug-in?Flash - Version: 11.2 r202Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202Name: Shockwave FlashVersion: 11.2 r202Location: /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.soType: NPAPI That one should kick in and work. So you shouldn't be stuck w |
| Re: Latest Update | deuch | 12/07/01 7:18 | Same issue with a Debian Squeeze. After update from 19xxxx version to 20xxx version Google-Chrome don't want to run now. remove purge reisntallation always the same problem. |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/07/01 8:55 | Can someone please point me to a Chrome version 19 install package for fedora (RPM). I want to return to a working chrome and all the links I find are for latest (broken) one. TIA |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/07/01 9:59 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/07/01 10:25 | I second this request, if anyone has this package :) |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/07/01 10:44 | I'll be happy if someone can make the package available, also. Meanwhile for Fedora users here is the solution i have found: Chromium packed for Fedora here: http://spot.fedorapeople.org/chromium/README.txt There are some packages available, the rele |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/07/01 15:30 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | justy38 | 12/07/01 19:39 | Hey guys, I cannot get chrome 20. stable no matter what I disable. If I disable flash or install a different flash. Chrome does not start at all. But, I have no issues with chrome 19. Here is a chrome 19 download that is for 64 bit deb. http://www.4s |
| Re: Latest Update | paxile2k | 12/07/01 19:42 | Thanks for the post the "--disable-bundled-ppapi-flash" fixed the loading issue, i tried the "--no-sandbox" and it did launch but every page is just blank, did the uninstall/reinstall and chrome still does not launch. Also to note, it failes to work |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/07/02 2:07 | Thanks Mattld, Ran but failed to install with transactional errors. Any one else know of a 32 bit Chrome 19 install for Fedora (RPM)? TIA |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/07/02 3:44 | Have (finally) found a copy of google-chrome-stable-19.0.1084.56-140965.i386(1).rpm on THIS PAGE >>> http://img.cs.montana.edu/linux/fedora/releases/17/local/i386/ Have tried it and it works!!!!! AT last! Back to where I was last week!!!! |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/07/02 3:57 | thanks for your work, now we can wait for fix more patiently :) |
| Re: Latest Update | Pedro Gonçalves | 12/07/02 5:00 | Thank you very much OldCoder56! |
| Re: Latest Update | edhax | 12/07/02 16:48 | I finally got flash to work and i didn't even have to downgrade chrome! First I used the flag --disable-bundled-ppapi-flash on chrome as suggested, chrome started, but it wouldn't play flash. so then i installed the add-on flash aid on Firefox. from |
| Re: Latest Update | paulkemist | 12/07/04 7:27 | I'm a little late to this forum and I'm a very new linux user but I thought I would add that since a system update on July 1 2012, I have not been able to launch Google Chrome either. My diagnostic capabilities are limited so I can't say more, but I |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/04 8:58 | Do you have an old Athlon CPU? If so I have had the same problem and also with Chromium and firefox in ubuntu 12.04. The issue is because the new versions of Flash have been coded with SSE2 which is not supported by AMD Athlon CPU pre 2003. Uninstall |
| Re: Latest Update | Andrew.Skretvedt | 12/07/05 0:45 | Adding this option worked for me. What a relief! Flash was working also via Adobe's Firefox plugin 11.2 (on an older AthlonXP1800+ cpu w/o SSE2 instructions...which has been wreaking havoc with newer flash releases under linux on hardware lacking SSE |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/07/05 3:10 | Indeed. My trusty old AMD 3200XP has not let me down [until now] ;o) |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/05 5:12 | google-chrome-stable also needs un-ticked from the software update especially if you update automatically other wise it will install the non-working V20 without user intervention. Adobe is already aware of the bug https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm |
| Re: Latest Update | OldCoder56 | 12/07/05 5:33 | I have registered with Adobe and *voted* for a fix. I suggest everyone does the same!! |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/05 6:09 | I will also do the same for what it's worth. The problem lies OC56 is that Adobe are not making any more builds just providing security updates for existing so whether they would rebuild it is doubtful. Chrome is picking up where adobe left of with t |
| Re: Latest Update | zs1otb | 12/07/05 6:31 | Hi Google starts from the terminal command line, with the above option, but then closes on itself before it has finished loading. |
| Re: Latest Update | rev.jody | 12/07/07 20:36 | mine is a pentieum 4 with a a 2 ghz processer amd athlon xp the last version worked on mine |
| Re: Latest Update | Sie_Deen | 12/07/11 18:17 | Update2: Hey folks, We recently released a new update to Chrome Stable (version 20.0.1132.57) that includes a fix for this issue. If you continue to experience Chrome not starting up after updating to this version, please let us know. |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/07/12 1:20 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | lomapur | 12/07/12 1:23 | Well, Chrome works like a boss now, but Flash doesn't.. It may be OS related though :) |
| Re: Latest Update | Gneer | 12/07/12 4:53 | After update to that version, Chrome starts normally even without "--disable-bundled-ppapi-flash". But it is impossible to play flash contents. It seems that the internal flash plugin won't work on old CPUs. Should I wait for another release? |
| Re: Latest Update | zs1otb | 12/07/12 7:22 | I tried to run Chrome after the update. Bingo it started up and I was just about to smile when it crashed and closed.... From there on... it doesn't launch at all. Running it with the command: google-chrome --disable-bundled-ppapi-flash in terminal o |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/07/12 8:25 | On Thursday, July 12, 2012 5:23:13 PM UTC+5:30, Gneer wrote:... |
| Re: Latest Update | older dude | 12/07/12 10:14 | I found the site that you have mentioned, but could not find version 19. All I could see was version 47 available. How do I find version 19? |
| Re: Latest Update | older dude | 12/07/12 10:17 | I went to this site: http://img.cs.montana.edu/linux/fedora/releases/17/local/i386/ But I could not see version 19. |
| Re: Latest Update | MRR Support | 12/07/13 8:13 | I have a user for whom installing this update still did not enable her to launch Chrome successfully. Windows XP Pro, SP3, 32-bit. Please advise. |
| Re: Latest Update | jazcam | 12/07/13 10:42 | Sie_Deen Getting mixed results. 1. Chrome picked up an older version of Flash, 10.3 r183 located in /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so. I disabled this plugin in chrome://plugins and that seemed to work at first. However, Chrome doesn |
| Re: Latest Update | older dude | 12/07/13 10:51 | Where is a safe place to download the new version for Linux? |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 8:31 | The reason some videos etc work and some don't is because the ones that work are html5. Flash is dying off and web sites will now be moving to html5, some youtube videos are already in that format. As for flash it is not working with non SSE2 cpu. |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 9:29 | Reading through most of these posts it seems that most people are suffering from the same problem so here's my understanding of the problem backed up with research maybe Google can confirm or deny any or some of it to prevent people going round in ci |
| Re: Latest Update | older dude | 12/07/16 9:43 | Thank you for understandable explanation at last. Do you you know where I can find Chrome Version 19 and also some installation assistance? I could then disable the Chrome updates and have a flash-player again. Thank you for your time. |
| Re: Latest Update | vasa1 | 12/07/16 10:16 | On Monday, July 16, 2012 9:59:30 PM UTC+5:30, AWB70 wrote:...Adobe flash and chromes pepper flash which came out with chrome v20 have been written with SSE2 coding which means it will NEVER work regardless of what you do. It is wrote in a code your c |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 10:17 | I've had a quick look about and can't seem to find ways of rolling back to the last working version 19. I did find this http://www.4shared.com/file/EutldELj/google-chrome-stable_190108456.html but I'm not sure if that was the last version before 20 a |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 10:28 | Yes both versions, adobe and pepper flash will not work on these cpus. The flash that came with v19 does work as it was the last to not have SSE2 coding. I am still looking into it but I think the v19 flash was the one used by Firefox and then FF gav |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 10:36 | Doing a little more investigation the version of adobe that changed to SSE2 is 11.2.202.228 and after. Chrome version 19 was using the old netscape flash API (NPAPI)my version 11.2 r202 Chrome 20 was released with the new PPAPI (pepper flash) which a |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 10:58 | BTW I should probably say this is not purely a chrome issue. If you use Firefox, search flash in the software centre and install or go to a flash page and let the browser install it it then go to http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/find-version-fl |
| Re: Latest Update | KenBxs | 12/07/16 11:05 | Hello, I am the original poster of this minor problem. Rather surprised that there is no fix. What I did early on was to download version 19 from ELWIS's server that is located in post number 30, or so. It was the version for Linux and has worked jus |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/16 11:47 | http://www.sixtoed-design.com/downloads/google-chrome19-stable_current_i386.deb Thanks for that I never noticed it earlier TBH. Still can't work out why adobe flash works in windows on the same system! |
| Re: Latest Update | older dude | 12/07/16 14:49 | Version 19 works great on my old Athlon CPU! Thank you AWB70 and original post for link. |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/17 3:11 | I am also surprised that this hasn't been fixed. My windows xp on the same system works with version 20. I can only gather from that that for some reason it's to do with the way the Linux version is coded rather than blanket not working on all SSE2 |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/17 3:12 | <このメッセージは削除されました。> |
| Re: Latest Update | yoo28 | 12/07/17 5:59 | It's a failed update. Now the flashplugin fails to load on any webpage that uses the flashplayer. Well, I guess it's back to Chrome version 19. System: CentOS 6.2, GNOME 2.28, kernel 2.6.32-220, PIII/1GHz, 1GB/RAM |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/20 4:02 | Just thought I'd let people with the SSE2 issues I have came across another workaround for now. Install playonlinux http://www.playonlinux.com/en/ available from the software centre. On there you can install windows software running through wine. As |
| Re: Latest Update | FecklessGoober | 12/07/22 20:43 | Thanks AWB70. I've been pulling my hair out for a day trying to get flash working on an old Athlon XP PC. I thought it was a permissions issue initially but the problem you've identified affects the hardware i'm using. What a shame there won't be a f |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/07/23 5:31 | No problem. I spent a couple of days getting to the bottom of it. Hopefully it will save time for some others. I actually came across the problem the same day as chrome 20 was released which threw even more confusion into it. I like many others initi |
| Re: Latest Update | FecklessGoober | 12/07/31 0:56 | I'm thinking our problem is lost in here. I might create a new thread dedicated to the SSE2 problem on linux and see if it gets looked at. |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/09/11 2:30 | Did you do this? I agree that the problem is lost in here. Google seem to be trying to solve some issues with V20 that are un-related. Looking at the hardware most people in this thread have the SSE2 coding issue. It would also help if people voted f |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/09/11 9:50 | Adobe no longer has any involvement with Flash for Linux. http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTEyNzc . Chrome 20 is Googles first usage of their own version of the Flash plugin. It broke pre-SSE2 compatibility in Linux only. Furthermo |
| Re: Latest Update | AWB70 | 12/09/11 10:20 | Real nice of Adobe. Adobe must have also broke pre-SSE2 compatibility before signing off as the Flash in the repository doesn't work with other browsers as well. Is this confirmed that Google will definitely not be fixing it in future releases of it' |
| Re: Latest Update | Mattld | 12/09/11 11:31 | In reality these are two different issues. This thread was started because Google Chrome 20 would crash upon startup for some people. It turned out to be a Linux only, Flash plugin issue. So in order to solve the crashing issue, the Flash plugin had |
| Re: Latest Update | abdullah dawood | 12/12/06 5:44 | thats the same problem i got |