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Game no longer loads up after latest update #1854
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Same behavior |
Same |
A hard shutdown and reboot hasn't helped either. |
Yea, I've restarted a few times but nothing seems to fix the problem |
Same here on Ubuntu 18.04 |
Debian here ( |
Same here (Linux arch 5.9.14-arch1-1) crashes with both opengl and vulkan |
Using breakpad crash handler |
Same. Can confirm that Dota is un-launchable on Manjaro and Arch. Behavior persists using both Vulkan and OpenGl. |
I'm experiencing the exact same issue as the others. Tried a clean reinstall, disabling steam overlay, both vulkan and opengl, clearing shader cache, etcetc. If I'm lucky I can sometimes play for a solid minute before a silent crash to desktop. Logs look similar with dota.sh being killed and no visible cause. UPDATE: Gist for system info https://gist.github.com/ivakam/91631112568bd5365c47f8e234cc474e |
Same here (Ubuntu 20.04) |
Same here on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, Ryzen 7 and RX5700 XT. Crashes on launch even after fresh install with the same |
Same issue 4.15.0-128 generic Ubuntu 16, and identical issue on 4.15.0-126-generic #129-Ubuntu SMP Mon Nov 23 18:53:38 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux |
Same issue verified on Manjaro. I was able to queue in for a rank game and then persistently crash after that. Free abandon for me. |
Same issue here on Arch--unable to get to the menu. |
Removing the "Reborn" DLC has let me boot into the game at least, not sure how queuing for a match will go. EDIT: Trying to demo a hero instantly crashes, not gonna risk a game. |
I managed to start a bot game. It crashed 3 times in the first 4 minutes. After the third crash, it stopped crashing. |
Two things:
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Also, Github isn't happy with the .dmp file extension from minidumps. Please throw them in an archive and attach the archive as a file. Please use a gist for your System information and attach the minidump archive as a file. |
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Problem is with /usr/libexec/steam-runtime-tools-0/x86_64-linux-gnu-check-va-api at least this is the dump i'm getting. Uploaded here: https://cloud.r3pek.org/index.php/s/cFtYYAKooXSwewW |
@danginsburg I do indeed have a dump in /tmp/dumps that seems related: |
FWIW:
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Can confirm the latest update did not solve the issue. First launch after update got me further into the game before crashing but subsequent launch crashes immediately without as much as opening a window. I have the introduciton video disabled, if that matters at all ( |
So from this: There's a workaround to tell pulseaudio to not use rtkit (albeit temporarily) |
This is related: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/592542/how-to-prevent-d-bus-from-starting-a-disabled-other-daemon UPDATE: this solution works for me. I updated My OS: Ubuntu 19.04 |
It didn't work here :( |
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@tukkek why you dislike, not work for you? |
It got fixed for me by installing the vulkan DLC, removing Reborn and starting with -vulkan and -novid launch options. |
This did the trick for me |
work for me!! |
Running "systemctl mask --now --runtime rtkit-daemon.service" as root working for systemd users. --now kills the process, and --runtime makes the change revert once you restart your computer. |
Using systemctl to mask the service is a better approach as you can unmask it once the fix is released:
Then later:
(don't forget to stop the service after masking it):
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Good thinking @haytoe and @rhubarbselleven. |
I just force removed the rtkit package (pacman -Rdd rtkit on Arch to skip dependency checks.) As someone else mentioned, if you stop rtkit-daemon, it just gets restarted as soon as you launch Dota. I then restarted my system to ensure it wasn't still loaded. The only thing depending on rtkit was pulseaudio but pulseaudio seems to still be working fine without it. Didn't know about the systemctl mask command but that's probably a better workaround. Anyway, I can confirm this fixes it. I was able to finish a ~30 min bot match whereas before it was crashing in under 5 minutes. Seems stable enough to play some real games now and I'll re-install rtkit after the bug gets fixed. |
worked for me, I'm on |
same here:
worked for me. ubuntu 19.10 |
The latest update we just shipped has the fix for SDL which should hopefully fix this issue and also won’t require you to disable rtkit. |
If I've already disabled rtkit, should I re-enable it? |
Updated, unmasked and everything working as expected Thank you |
You don't need to keep it disabled for dota. |
The recent update worked! Can confirm the game is working on Manjaro. Thanks you very much Valve devs. |
Yep, re-installed rtkit and not seeing anymore crashes even while rtkit-daemon is running. Thanks 👍 |
Yes, other applications and your system may depend on rtkit functioning properly, if you've removed, I'll play a match before turning in for the night to make sure and close the issue since by all accounts it seems fixed now. |
Finished my match without any problems after the latest update! Thanks @kisak-valve, @Plagman (and everyone else involved in the fix) for the world-class Linux support and turnaround time despite the odd hours! I'm pretty sure everyone here would prefer the Linux client not to fail to start after a major patch but... we got the next-best thing to that and that's all we can really ask for :) kudos and happy holidays! |
I'm facing the same issue. Tried everything here, but did not work. System info: https://gist.github.com/gandrademachine/1d5d0fa50ae58c5c019243b75f20736d |
Hi! And, JFUI, it looks like some problems with curl What should I do? BTW, it works with |
Hello @frimuchkov, the issue which was investigated here has concluded. The minidump you attached is a SIGSEGV in libnvidia-glcore.so.390.141. Contrary to the name, libnvidia-glcore is a video driver component used by both the OpenGL and Vulkan render paths. The nVidia 390 driver series provides a very early spec version of Vulkan for Kepler and newer generations of nVidia video cards and it's very likely that there are driver bugs and missing features for Vulkan. Please verify that your video card is newer than the Fermi generation (the 390 series is the last series to support Fermi cards) and update to a newer video driver series. |
I have the same issue. |
Hello @danial-abadi, your 384 series driver install is even older. Please update your driver or use OpenGL with the game. |
The game crashed again after the latest update |
Hello @anthony-haddad, you're looking for the emergent issue being tracked at #1906, not this closed issue report. |
Played a couple matches earlier today. Was launching it again right now after a few updates downloading and the game no longer works. It crashes without as much as opening a window or opens a window, shows the DotA logo and then crashes to desktop.
Have tried restarting Steam but does not seem to help.
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