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After Firefox upgrade from 6.02 to 7 unable to start Firefox 7 and crash report appears

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mcswanson
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Bascially I've never has any issues with FireFox 6.02, nor any previous versions but after upgrading to FF7 it will not run. Instead a Crash Report appears.

I'm currently running behind a firewall within a corporate environment with the following setup:

Running Lenovo ThinkCentre PC, with plenty of RAM, processing power and disk space. OS: Windows XP FF6 and 7 installed to local C: drive.

The Crash Report provides the following Crash ID:

Crash ID: bp-579e1eb4-8441-48c4-b665-6df7b2110927

Bascially I've never has any issues with FireFox 6.02, nor any previous versions but after upgrading to FF7 it will not run. Instead a Crash Report appears. I'm currently running behind a firewall within a corporate environment with the following setup: Running Lenovo ThinkCentre PC, with plenty of RAM, processing power and disk space. OS: Windows XP FF6 and 7 installed to local C: drive. The Crash Report provides the following Crash ID: Crash ID: bp-579e1eb4-8441-48c4-b665-6df7b2110927

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cor-el
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Looks like a regression in Firefox 7.

Your crash report links to a bug report:

See:

  • Bug 680927 – Startup crash in mozcomp.dll with Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Manager and maybe IBM Tivoli Access Manager