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  1. 09-18-2009 #1
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    Angry Mozzilla error? 10.3

    non-root other user on my login-now firefox won't open new links with L/R click.

    Error file lists warnings of bad selectors and
    unknown property "zoom" declaration dropped
    on websites I was using just yesterday.

    Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.14) Gecko/2009090900 SUSE/3.0.14-0.1 Firefox/3.0.14

    What has happened?
    2.6GHz Celeron, 1GB, 160GB, 128Mb SuSe11.2; PCTV, GBit eth0 on P4PE, 10/100 eth1 <Ride to ride again>.
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    BTW I was using [ctrl +] a bit yesterday to get better images. Has there been some hangover?
    2.6GHz Celeron, 1GB, 160GB, 128Mb SuSe11.2; PCTV, GBit eth0 on P4PE, 10/100 eth1 <Ride to ride again>.
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    Sounds like someone messed with your about:config in firefox.

    You might have to remove (or rename) the ~/.mozilla directory so you are reset to defaults.
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    It looks like you may have a bad sector on the hard drive. Boot with install disk and run rescue there is a file system check option. This may fix the problem. It could be a hard error ie the disk has developed a bad sector or area. I recommend Spinrite (not a free program) or a disk scan program from the manufactuer of the drive to do a low level scan and recovery. You may need to reinstall the effected software if the system can not peice back the files correctly. Go to Yast and reinstall any affected packages.
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    You may be right--- if it's a typo. (I almost fell into that trap.)

    It says bad "selector", not "sector."
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    Oops, my bad
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