An X Error occurred X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) #3820
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I have the exact same issue: Note that the command does not exit, it just doesn't do anything after the error. I moved my |
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P.S. Some other threads (with other problems) suggest to do |
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This seems related to #3801 |
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It seems that switching to proprietary drivers fixes this issue. I have a Sapphire R7 260X 2GB GDDR5 and use the open-source drivers. Switching to the proprietary drivers makes Steam run without issues. |
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with "fixes", I mean "is usable as a workaround". |
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Same issue, glxgears and info both report no issues. |
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Same issue here. Steam worked fine for me in Kubuntu 14.04 until I upgraded to 15.04 last week. I have an ATI card and am using the open source drivers. Any way to get Steam working again under such a configuration? (Issue #3801 workaround only address Nvidia cards) Also - is there a way to get a more verbose error message from steam.sh? |
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Same issue, switched from the proprietary driver to the open source drivers and this was the result. |
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Same issue, Ubuntu 15.04 with a Radeon 7770. |
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Same issue here, after upgrading from Ubuntu 14.04 (x64) to 15.04 (x64) with a Radeon HD5870. |
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Same here, works fine on the proprietary driver, would rather use the open source drivers though. |
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As mentioned in #3801, deleting the file libstdc++.so.6 that ships with steam (and with some games like Portal 2) fixes the issue. |
I'm also getting this, as mentioned earlier by Sheado the fix in issue #3801 doesn't work with my amd card. Using open source drivers and xubuntu 15.04 with Radeon HD5850. Would prefer to stay on open source drivers since they have been more stable for me. |
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Hmm, same issue on Ubuntu 15.04. But my system only has Intel HD3000 video. |
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In case it helps here's a gdb backtrace: |
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I got it working briefly by deleting the libstdc++ but it seemed to have broken quickly after that, repeaded deletion of the file didn't seem to help. Gave up on steam on linux, moving to a virtual windows. (Seems easier) Also, source code would be sweet. Not sure if there is stuff in the source you can't share but I love trying to fix issues like this. |
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Switched from nvidia to nouveau for a bit to compare (and maybe try some Gallium Nine goodness). Then hit this issue. |
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I had the same issue. Once I ran rm ~/.steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/i386/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6The issue went away for now. I think someone else mentioned that it broke again eventually. |
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In my case, I discovered the issue was $LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH not set properly for both 64-bit and 32-bit drivers. FWIW, I compiled 64-bit mesa, libdrm and xf86-video-nouveau into /opt/xorg, and 32-bit into /opt/xorg-x86 (not wanting to overwrite system packages or to immediately build packages myself), so I needed to export Strange it was already working with other applications like Tux Racer and Super Tux Kart, but likely because those are strictly 64-bit applications (when installed as a distro package). Ideally one would receive an informative error from Steam about this, since it's a condition the bash wrapper scripts can check for. |
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This problem is due to some outdated libraries in the steam folder. While the steam team update them, the solution is to delete them (so steam will take them from the system). |
This worked ! Thank you very much. |
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Steam for linux sucks! I can't get it installed after spending hours. I have also installed latest Nvidia Geforce 8600 proprietary driver , removed the above packages, tried with --reset flag and still I keep seeing the following crash message. `` Running Steam on ubuntu 14.04 64-bit `` |
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@misgeatgit That isn't the crash this bug report is about. Nowhere in the output does it have the error message in the title of this issue. |
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@boltronics Should I open another issue? |
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@misgeatgit Only if you can't find the same issue already open. It looks like there are many similar issues already open, so with a bit of effort you should be able to find one that has almost identical output to what you are seeing. For software as popular as Steam, it's very unlikely you're the first to notice the issue. |
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@boltronics Thanks! Seems there are many similar issues as you said and they are open :-) |
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I have the same issue on a different machine running Ubuntu 15.10 Open-source drivers are in use. I'll report back if it works with the proprietary drivers. [edit] Open source driver is |
??? @cmdrkotori: it's seems not disponible! |
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@hucste: In any case you might be able to get by with skipping the first line of my snippet in the post above entirely. (it's just a hack to download the latest update for my situation before running the provided steam script that worked on my machine). |
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Ok, you've wroted what's the wrong! $Buntu is not Debian; $Buntu is diff than Debian. ;) |
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@floarc you should re-open this issue since the bug remains. |
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Having this same issue, however switching from open drivers to closed ones doesn't change a thing. EDIT: I'm so sick of Steam constantly crashing I just wiped Ubuntu and reinstalled it, works now. |
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Why is this issue closed? |
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Hello @peteruithoven, this issue is one of many symptoms of the steam runtime interacting with newer distro releases. We will be tracking steam runtime issues cumulatively from now on at #4768. |
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I have this issue too |
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With the latest update this error came back in the steam public beta |
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Have this error not in beta. I have clearly installed kubuntu 18 and gigabyte GeForce GTX 970, driver vresion 4.6.0 NVIDIA 390.116 |
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I fix it after update drivers: |
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I'm still getting this. |
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I have the same error, but it only occurs when I have nvidia selected as the graphics card.. So if I do |
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Yeah this just started happening to me today after updating Ubuntu. |
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Ok, I just fixed it by installing the 32bit nvidia libs
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i was able to fix my issue same as above but with the nvidia 435 drivers |
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For Arch Linux users who installed nvidia-vulkan driver and landed here, remember to also install the 32bits version of libgl as well like lib32-nvidia-vulkan-utils. |
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I have the both 64 and 32 bit installed but still same error Output is |
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I thought I would share my experience here. This error also seems to be caused by having the wrong Nvidia graphics driver active. In the terminal I ran Under "Additional Drivers", I had several conflicting options due to an earlier struggle with installing CUDA. I deleted all useless packages with |
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I just hit this same problem as well, running Pop!_OS 20.10. I installed some updates earlier today, and tried running Steam this evening, and got the same error everyone else has described here I ran After switching back to the amd64 version ( Any other ideas here on what to try? Thanks in advance. |
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I always have this issue after updating or switching drivers. Usually rebooting solves the issue. |
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Unfortunately, I've rebooted more times than I care to count now (after trying to install quite a few different combinations of drivers, autoremoving, etc). Still no dice. |
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getting this issue as well on pop os after a recent upgrade |
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After running I've just decided to give up and use wine to run it instead. |
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Having this issue on Arch even with 32bit libs installed |
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Update from me: At some point a few weeks ago, things just started working again ¯_(ツ)_/¯ My guess is that some packages were out of alignment, and that the issue was fixed in a later update. |
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Still valid bug, should be reopened: |
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Hello @snowinmars, the NVIDIA proprietary driver requires that the video driver's running kernel module, 64 bit userspace libraries, and 32 bit userspace libraries have exactly the same version to work properly. You can not mix and match between point releases. From your package listing: This is an invalid system configuration and all 32 bit OpenGL applications will stall or fail when they try to use the mismatched driver component. |
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so where much , this issues perplme ok |
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Hello
I've installed Steam on my new pc ubuntu with ubunutu 15.04 installed on it.
Steam update correctly it seems...but when I Try to lauch steam I get this :
I have to inform you that I have no graphics card but a a Gygabyte GA-F2AA88X-D3H rev V3.0 mobo with a proc that hac a graphical apu.
glxgears works like a charm
Any ideas how to fix it?
You will find detail about my PC right here:
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