CSGO Crashes immediately on start after latest update 11/14/2018 #1883
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I also am having this issue - updated CS:GO and it will open to a black screen before crashing with no errors. Worked fine yesterday, installed latest update, now won't open. Running Ubuntu 18.10, kernel 4.19.1, 6700k, GTX 980, everything up to date. |
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I also am having this issue bellow csgo dump: Game: /home/diegogomes/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/csgo |
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For reference, the attached minidump is a SIGSEGV in filesystem_stdio_client.so. |
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Same issue here. Information so far seems to point to Linux-specific issue. Reinstalling and verifying integrity doesn't help. However I've noticed that after trying to open the game, the file verification detects a bad file and re-downloads it. Perhaps a Linux specific file was not packaged or (probably worst) gets corrupted in the bootstrapping sequence. I'm running Fedora 28 with latest Nvidia propietary drivers. |
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Same issue, verifying integrity detects two bad files but it still crashes. Running arch linux with nvidia. I played competitive this afternoon without any problems. |
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Same issue, after verifying integrity and fixing the two bad files. Steam log: https://gist.github.com/boustrophedon/65e140db4882b00015456d3f3dc19048 crash dump: |
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Ok, I've found a simple fix. Right click on CS:GO in your Steam library, select "properties" and then "betas" and choose 1.36.5.9. Wait for the game to finish the update, then go to your CS:GO install directory, into the "bin" folder, into the "linux64" folder, and copy / make a backup of "filesystem_stdio_client.so" to somewhere else on your computer (i.e. your desktop). Go back to Steam and change the beta to "none", wait for the game to finish updating, and then replace "filesystem_stdio_client.so" with the copy you just made. Launch CS:GO and it should work fine. |
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I try to run the game by command line and get this outputs: SDL video target is 'x11' swap interval = 0 swap limit = 1failed to dlopen /home/diegogomes/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/csgo/bin/matchmaking_client.so error=/home/diegogomes/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/csgo/bin/matchmaking_client.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 |
Isn't it possible to get banned for playing around with game files? |
Probably. I loaded into a Casual match for like 20 seconds, just to see if my fix worked (which it seems to do). I wouldn't use this fix to play a comp game. |
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Thanks @JackMyers001, that fix worked for me |
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@JackMyers001 You rock man. FYI on Ubuntu 18.04 the file is located at ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike\ Global\ Offensive/bin/linux64/filesystem_stdio_client.so |
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Using -nojoy worked for a while, but it started crashing again regardless. |
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Same problem here. Really don't want to have to manually move any files, hoping valve quickly fixes this ridiculous game breaking error! |
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@diegodgs @sabian2008 Having this same issue. I would have thought that would have worked, but apparently it doesn't. I also went and installed the I'm currently getting this at the end of the And in On latest Debian testing (sid), Linux 4.18. System76 Lemur. Edit: I'm noticing that sometimes the entry in dmesg is this (in libSDL2 instead of some csgo internal lib): |
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No joy. Using the beta workaround to replace filesystem_stdio_client.so with version from 1.36.5.9 did not work for me. Prior to that I uninstalled and then deleted the ~/.steam directory. After the black screen goes away, the ~/.steam/error.log shows that at the end it was trying to upload a dump but erroring because libcurl.so didn't exist. I created a link in the $HOME/.steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/amd64/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ directory. Latest crash dump info for CS:GO:
As an additional check I also installed CS: Source and Half-Life 2, both of which start and run properly. |
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I added start option command line was in the |
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Same issue on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS |
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I have the same issue after last update. Ubuntu 18.04, nVidia 390. |
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Same issue here. Still posting to let Valve know that the update is affecting a lot of people. OS : Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS x86_64 Log : https://gist.github.com/anupam-git/eb7614cc104e5b6d47727fcdf9033a55 |
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same issue for me Informations de l'ordinateur : Processeur : Version du système d'exploitation : Carte graphique : Carte son : Mémoire : Divers : Rapports d'échec récent : CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'server_pre_shutdown' unknown. I hope Valve will quickly solve this problem |
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Thx JackMyers001, it's work fine for me. |
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Does @JackMyers001 solution is alright at competitive? I wanna mm... :( |
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We are investigating this issue. In the meantime I do recommend @JackMyers001 fix as a possible workaround to this issue. |
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Same problem here. The CS GO stopped working on Linux KDE Neon 18.04 since today Thursday 15-Nov-2018. |
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Same on Fedora 29 x86_64. Although @JackMyers001 fix works for launching the game, I'm still afraid of a possible VAC while playing competitive and reverting would not be easy, I think. |
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@williamwd > Same on Fedora 29 x86_64. Although @JackMyers001 fix works for launching the game, I'm still afraid of a possible VAC while playing competitive and reverting would not be easy, I think. davidw-valve wrote : |
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@JackMyers001 fix does not work for me on Centos 7 running Gnome. If there is anything I can contribute to getting this issue sorted by all means please let me know. |
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Can confirm that the fix of @JackMyers001 worked for me on Ubuntu |
I suppose the VAC system works comparing hashes of builds' files. Since the solution requires to replace a file, I think VAC can easily get this. I can be wrong. |
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@tehnull I can confirm with manjaro gnome it works like a charm.. @JackMyers001 thanks for this golden tip 👍 🎉 |
True... but perhaps they have correct build hases there that they are comparing against.. not just the latest ones.. and who was that who broke the master branch of code.. pushed broken code to master and released to production... 😱 |
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@JackMyers001 Fix does not seem to work for me either. Running KDE Neon 18.04, which is basically Ubuntu inside. :( EDIT: |
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For those who report the fix is not working, carefully read #1883 (comment) . I can certify that the version of the library he provided does indeed work. Be careful to paste it in |
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Running currently Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS x86_64 |
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Fix of @JackMyers001 worked for me on Ubuntu 16.04 and I played 2 competitive MM. |
Worked like a charm! thanks @JackMyers001 |
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An update which has been shipped which fixes this. Thank you for your patience! |
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Fix works for me using filesystem_stdio_client.so from beta-v-1.36.5.9. FWIW I'm using AMDGPU, had segfault message in dmesg but not at cli. Strange how the files are the same size, but vbindiff confirms they differ considerably (though not as much as I imagined they would). |
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installed beta, then original without filecopy, and it works again ... |
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Thanks @davidw-valve ! For anyone who was using my "fix", update to the latest version of CS:GO, then right click on the game, hit Properties, Local Files, and then "Verify Integrity of Game Files". This will check every file in the game directory to make sure that it is the right file, and if it isn't, will reacquire it. For me, I had two files fail (presumably the "filesystem_stdio_client.so" and a cache file), so make sure you verify the game files to make sure you are running a legit unmodified version of CS:GO, so you don't get VAC'd. |
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I tried the 'copy and replace filesystem_stdio_client.so' workaround again. This time it worked.
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Seems like it's fixed now - Update is out! 😸 |
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yes after updates game work, th developers, th supports, thread/ |
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Now it's work with the update. Thx |
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Thanks developers @Valve , i wonder if now Valve has included the test "launch the game on linux, osx" into their non regression tests when they get a new version ;) |
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Your system information
Steam->Help->System Information) in a gist: https://gist.github.com/nightsky30/98b22aaf67defd936c38a931e44d6366Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
CSGO Crashes immediately on start after latest update on 11/14/2018. It worked before the update. Doesn't work at all now.
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