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Official Fedora LMMS package killed by SIGSEV on "Preparing UI" screen #7280

Open IcePanorama opened 5 months ago

IcePanorama commented 5 months ago

System Information

Fedora 39 (6.8.9-200.fc39.x86_64), i3wm

LMMS Version(s)

1.2.2

Most Recent Working Version

No response

Bug Summary

I just installed LMMS through dnf and then launched it through dmenu after it was finished. The app displays the "Preparing UI" popup for a second, but then it immediately crashes. If I try running it through the console, I get the following output:

Notice: could not set realtime priority.
VST sync support disabled in your configuration
Cannot load library /usr/lib64/lmms/libcarlabase.so: (libcarla_native-plugin.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
Cannot load library /usr/lib64/lmms/libcarlapatchbay.so: (libcarlabase.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
Cannot load library /usr/lib64/lmms/libcarlarack.so: (libcarlabase.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

I installed lv2-carla through DNF, but then I got the following output:

Notice: could not set realtime priority.
VST sync support disabled in your configuration
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Uninstalling lmms and reinstalling it via the official AppImage file from the website seems to have fixed the issue.

Expected Behaviour

LMMS should launch normally.

Steps To Reproduce

Install lmms and lv2-carla using dnf on Fedora 39 (sudo dnf install lmms lv2-carla) then try launching the application.

Logs

No response

Screenshots / Minimum Reproducible Project

I think these two files were too long to include in the Logs section of this issue so I'm attaching them here. backtrace.txt core_backtrace.txt

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firewall1110 commented 2 months ago

I think:

not LMMS bug; old LMMS version.

See #7342