Please help asap…
Last night everything was working fine…
This morning, my shelf will not start:
Memory Fault (Core Dumped)
It will start, however, as root. Which is unacceptable for launching
appropriate applications.
Please advise how to fix the shelf, and how to start the IDE from the
command line.
Thanks in advance,
Mike Kadour
University of Oxford
Mike Kadour <mikekadour@hotmail.com> wrote:
Please help asap…
Last night everything was working fine…
This morning, my shelf will not start:
Memory Fault (Core Dumped)
It will start, however, as root. Which is unacceptable for launching
appropriate applications.Please advise how to fix the shelf, and how to start the IDE from the
command line.
Hm… wonder if there is a shelf config file in the home directory
of the user that has gotten corrupted?
That used to cause a problem for shelf’s antecedent under QNX4,
don’t know if shelf might still have a similar issue.
QNX Training Services
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replaced shelf.cfg and launcher_menu.xml with working copies from /root. no
change 
Mike
“David Gibbs” <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Mike Kadour <> mikekadour@hotmail.com> > wrote:
Please help asap…Last night everything was working fine…
This morning, my shelf will not start:
Memory Fault (Core Dumped)
It will start, however, as root. Which is unacceptable for launching
appropriate applications.Please advise how to fix the shelf, and how to start the IDE from the
command line.Hm… wonder if there is a shelf config file in the home directory
of the user that has gotten corrupted?That used to cause a problem for shelf’s antecedent under QNX4,
don’t know if shelf might still have a similar issue.-David
QNX Training Services
http://www.qnx.com/support/training/
Please followup in this newsgroup if you have further questions.
Mike Kadour <mikekadour@hotmail.com> wrote:
replaced shelf.cfg and launcher_menu.xml with working copies from /root. no
change >Mike
Try a “chkfsys /” to see if any files have become corrupted.
Regards.