![]() ![]() ![]() As much as the stack looks very real, it's reporting a MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(pn_type < ParseNodeKind::Limit), which is not used particularly nearby it's unclear why this is the case. There's also a series of crashes at 0x0000087c, all with the same install time ( 17:49:58) - these can be disregarded as bad hardware I suspect.Īt least one of these crashes from windows is pretty suspicious. Unfortunately I can't see what instruction is being used to do the load, so I'm not sure if this is like 1-past the end of a buffer or if we're doing an unaligned load where we ought to not be. Looking at the registers, there's a register with the crashing address (but aligned, ending in fa8). Almost all the samsung crashes have crash addresses ended in fa9 - which feels important but I'm not sure what it means they all appear to come to the same build IDs. Looking at crash stats I'll note that of ~200 crashes, 95% are coming from Samsung mobiles. This signature is covering three different crashes at least. Top 10 frames of crashing thread: 0 libxul.so js::StackUses js/src/vm/BytecodeUtil.h:333Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeSection::updateDepth js/src/frontend/BytecodeSection.cpp:176Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitN js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:369Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitEnvCoordOp js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:792Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::NameOpEmitter::emitGet js/src/frontend/NameOpEmitter.cpp:99Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitGetNameAtLocation js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:1537Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitGetName js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.h:690Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitGetName js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:1547Ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitTree js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:11692ġ libxul.so js::frontend::BytecodeEmitter::emitPropLHS js/src/frontend/BytecodeEmitter.cpp:1635 When you see the fingerprint scanning request pop-up on your phone, scan your finger on your phone to start using the service.This crash looks like a regression in Fenix 106 or a new crash signature from function inlining? To use Samsung Flow service, unlock your phone, and tap the backside of your phone on the left side of NFC tag on TabProS keyboard. Then scan your finger a few times on the smartphone to complete the process. Please unlock your phone, and tap the backside of your phone on left side of the TabProS keyboard. You will see the image guide of scanning your fingerprint. ![]() Click "Setup" at the bottom of the app to move to "Setup" page. To use Samsung Flow service, you should register a fingerprint for Windows Hello. Click Yes to confirm the pairing on both devices. You will see the passkey on both devices to request and confirm Bluetooth pairing of the two devices. Please find your smartphone model from the device list and click "Pair." You can select your smartphone from the device list when Samsung Flow app is running on your mobile. Please download and install the driver.īy clicking "Pairing" button on the bottom, you will be moved to the "Pair" page. Please click the Samsung Flow app from the Start menu on the bottom left.īy clicking "Driver Update" button on the bottom of the Samsung Flow app, you will be moved to download the driver. Next, you will pair the smartphone and TabProS device. This is necessary process to register your fingerprint in Windows Hello. Please setup your 4 digit PIN in your TabProS, Settings > ACCOUNTS > Sign-in options > PIN. Then the Bluetooth will be turned on so that your phone can be ready for device pairing. If you already have a fingerprint registered, please open Samsung Flow app and agree to Terms of Service. If you have not registered any fingerprint yet, then go to Settings >Lockscreen and Security >Fingerprints >Add Fingerprint menu to add a fingerprint. Your phone should have at least one fingerprint registered to use the Samsung Flow. You will be moved to Google Playstore.ĭownload and install the Samsung Flow app from the store. Tap the backside of your phone on the left side of TabProS keyboard. Check your phone's NFC setting to make sure it's turned on. ![]()
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