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Aurora Start up Issue: XML Parser

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chan625
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When I start Aurora it is showing XML Parsing error and without opening.

The error message shown reads as below in full: ___________________________________________________________

XML Parsing Error: undefined entity Location: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul Line Number 540, column 9: 

                          <button default="true" <="" pre="">

^

___________________________________________________________

I have not noticed any recent updates happening to Aurora release though there might be add-on updates gone in recently.
I do not see any start in safe mode exe either.
I have tried running as an administrator but no user (it anyway does not look like an authority issue)
Please help.

Other details if needed:
Win 7 64-bit.
Intel Core2Duo 2.2

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When I start Aurora it is showing XML Parsing error and without opening. The error message shown reads as below in full: ___________________________________________________________ XML Parsing Error: undefined entity Location: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul Line Number 540, column 9: <button default="true" -----------------------^ ___________________________________________________________ I have not noticed any recent updates happening to Aurora release though there might be add-on updates gone in recently. I do not see any start in safe mode exe either. I have tried running as an administrator but no user (it anyway does not look like an authority issue) Please help. Other details if needed: Win 7 64-bit. Intel Core2Duo 2.2

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the-edmeister
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Aurora updates almost daily. Probably a fault in the most recent version. Wait a day or two and it should be corrected.

Or download and install Autota again.

Modified by the-edmeister

cor-el
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See also:

  • bug 793088 - Startup failure in localization builds since Aurora17.0a2 20120920042010

Modified by cor-el

philipp
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the latest aurora build worked for me again - just download it from www.mozilla.org/firefox/channel/#aurora & install it on top of your current installation.

chan625
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Thanks for replying folks. @madperson Okay I am gonna try it. Hopefully it wont touch saved session.

chan625
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Okay. It worked! Thanks a lot