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[Steven Sheehy <788523@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

1) What version of LinuxDC++? If you don't have 1.1.0 or greater then I
recommend you use our PPA: https://launchpad.net/~linuxdcpp-
team/+archive/ppa

2) You say you upgraded to 11.04 and GNOME 3, but 11.04 does not come
with GNOME 3 by default. It uses unity and GNOME 2 as a fallback. Are
you saying you manually installed GNOME 3? I haven't tested linuxdcpp on
GNOME 3 yet so I've no idea if it's compatible what with all the API
breakage in 3.

3) If you still experience crashing with 1.1.0 then read
https://answers.launchpad.net/linuxdcpp/+faq/1059 to get a stacktrace
and attach it here.

** Changed in: linuxdcpp
       Status: New => Incomplete

** Tags added: crash hashing

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/788523

Title:
  Problem with starting in GNOME 3

Status in Linux DC++:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 11.04 and GNOME 3. I have problem with
  starting linuxdcpp. The clean linuxdcpp (without any configuration
  files) starts without problems. Then I add files to hash and the next
  time I have problem to start application. It ends on two possible
  errors:

  [1] SegFault (10:25) ~ > linuxdcpp 
  Loading: Hash database
  Loading: Shared Files
  Loading: Download Queue
  linuxdcpp: Fatal IO error 0 (Success) on X server :0.0.

  
  OR

  [1] SegFault (10:25) ~ > linuxdcpp 
  Loading: Hash database
  Loading: Shared Files
  Loading: Download Queue
  Xlib: sequence lost (0x1012c > 0x130) in reply type 0x1c!
  linuxdcpp: ../../src/xcb_io.c:140: dequeue_pending_request: Assertion `req == dpy->xcb->pending_requests' failed.
  Aborted
  [134] SegFault (10:25) ~ >

  The only way how to start linuxdcpp is to try start it several times
  in the row which is not convenient.

  Steps to reproduce:
  1) Have GNOME 3
  2) run LinuxDC++ for the first time, configure it, add some files to hash
  3) close LinuxDC++
  4) try to start it

  Expected result:
  Linuxdc++ starts

  Actual result:
  Many times Linuxdc++ does not start.