On 19/02/2019 22:29, Andrew Pinder wrote:
> Message from NetSurf: "The Unicode font library could not be
> initialised.  Please report this to the developers."
> 
> I don't believe this is a bug - it's the aftermath of a crash.
> 
> This ARMini (RO 5.22) had been out of use for a period due to a house
> move.  I had been using release 4335, which seemed stable.  I
> downloaded release 4528 as the then most recent.  This ran but wasn't
> displaying some pages correctly.  I think the next day I had a crash
> while downloading email with NetFetch.  This caused disc problems.
> After using DiscKnight and repairing Messenger I then tried loading
> NetSurf.  I got the above error message.  I deleted r4528 and reverted
> to r4335.  The error message still occurs on attempting to load
> NetSurf.  I double checked the modules in System to make sure they
> were the ones that came with r4335.
> 
> My best guess is that a Unicode file has been corrupted.  How do I
> check?  Where do I find an up to date version of Unicode to install?
The Unicode resource (!Unicode) has very little to do with the Unicode 
font library used internally by NetSurf.
Please provide a NetSurf log file (which can be found by running the 
OpenScrap obey file stored in the NetSurf application directory -- shift 
double click on !NetSurf to open it) from a crashing start -- this 
contains copious information which will allow the developers to 
understand what is going on. In all likelihood you have a font installed 
that causes it to get confused. I thought we'd found and fixed all of 
the issues here over the last decade, but clearly not.
J.
 
No comments:
Post a Comment