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Linux Steam version crashes on startup (segfault) #569
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I might have more information that may be useful. I've ran the AppImage using gdb and the output and stack is as follows:
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Thanks for the excellent issue report. I believe this is related to issue #455. Could you ensure that the And if it has been, could you try removing all |
I have extracted the AppImage and found the following matches:
No occurence of
Removing those files and re-packing the AppImage has indeed worked. Replacing the original AppImage with the patched one works for running it through Steam and it now also autostarts with SteamVR as intended. Full log of process: https://pastebin.com/9YnFX2i1 Thanks for your help! |
Yes, Be aware that this "fix" will only last until Steam updates or redownloads the original files. The root cause is not really solvable from our side since it has to do with the specific files packaged in the AppImage vs installed locally, of which there are thousands of possibilities. It might make more sense to use the AUR version if that also works since it is also officially supported and doesn't run afoul of random dependency version issues. |
Any idea how I would need to setup SteamVR to make it automatically start and exit the AUR version like you can with the Steam version (eg. in SteamVR settings autostart or as startup parameter)? Sorry if this is offtopic for this issue but that is the only reason why I wouldn't want to use the AUR version over the Steam version. |
I wouldn't know, sorry. I was actually under the impression that autostart was generally just broken on Linux. The easiest thing to do would probably just be to create a script to extract the AppImage, delete the files and then reassemble. |
Describe the bug
The Steam version of OpenVR-AdvancedSettings refuses to start. It works fine with the AUR version. The log from Steam when trying:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Ovras to start and put the ovras settings button in my SteamVR menu.
Screenshots
See log above.
Software (please complete the following information):
Hardware (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Deleting
/home/myuser/.config/AdvancedSettings-Team/OVR Advanced Settings.ini
between launches of different versions (AUR/Steam) yielded no different result. Note that initially only the Steam version was installed but since it didn't start and yielded no useful output I installed the AUR version which complained about missing Qt5 packages. After installing them and the AUR version starting I expected the Steam version to work as well since all missing dependencies seemed to be installed now.The log file
/home/myuser/.local/share/AdvancedSettings-Team/AdvancedSettings.log
only shows the same lines as the steam log above, excluding the segfault and trailing lines.I wished I had a clue how AppImage files work and how to get any actual useful information from the crash instead of just segfault. When running the AUR version without the required dependencies it would at least print an error relating to the issue but the AppImage version just crashes.
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