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unable to start on linux: Assertion `(ctrl_data->m_value_bytes % table.size) == 0' failed. #1805
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I am also getting this error but on 3.1.0. |
I downgraded from 3.1.0 to 3.0.1 hoping that it would help but sadly it didn't. maybe the error is in one of the dependencies? |
Apologies - we don't currently have the capacity to support generic Linux. Quickly looking at your logs it appears that SuperCollider didn't start. I would first play around with that independently to see if you can get it working. |
Another thing to try is to ensure you have the latest SuperCollider version (3.9) |
Sorry, closing this issue due to our inability to support generic linux at this point. If you're able to solve this issue please to let us know. Similarly if others are able to either help with this issue or help us provide support to other Linux users and/or maintain packages for the various distros do let us know! |
Note that the core issue here is that the shared memory interface between supercollider and sonic pi is broken due to different sizes of the published memory data. A way to get this problem is to build a debug version of Supercollider and a release of Sonic Pi, or vice-versa. You might also get this if your version of Supercollider is built against a significantly different version of boost than the version you build sonic pi against.... |
Filed against supercollider: |
Hi,
Sadly I'm unable to start sonic-pi on my computer:
System Information
OS: Arch Linux 4.14.14-1-ARCH
Sonic-Pi: 3.0.1
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GUI Log
Server Logs
Server Output
Scsynth Output
Processes Output
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