Apfelwurm
commented
2 years ago I have the same problem with Debain 10, so its not only gentoo specific. It prevents me even to open friends or my games or anything else except the settings
Closed farmboy0 closed 2 years ago
Apfelwurm
commented
2 years ago I have the same problem with Debain 10, so its not only gentoo specific. It prevents me even to open friends or my games or anything else except the settings
asciiscry3r
commented
2 years ago Have the same problem
Linux mksredmibook14ii 5.16.12-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed, 02 Mar 2022 12:22:51 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux
kisak-valve
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2 years ago Hello @farmboy0, please give #8420 a read and see if you're missing or have restricted user namespace support in your kernel as described in that issue report.
@Apfelwurm, #8420 is definitely relevant to your system.
@asciiscry3r, that may apply to you as well. As a side note, please use a gist or other pastebin service in the future instead of copy/pasting large walls of text as it makes it more difficult to hold a conversation along with the logs.
Regardless, if your issues are sandbox-related, then completely closing Steam, and running steam -no-cef-sandbox from a terminal should workaround the issue. If it's not sandbox-related, then each issue with libcef running on separate distros needs to be evaluated separately.
Apfelwurm
commented
2 years ago @Apfelwurm, #8420 is definitely relevant to your system.
Thanks for the fast reply, the -no-cef-sandbox parameter works for me as workaround, on the long term i will upgrade to debian 11!
farmboy0
commented
2 years ago @kisak-valve Thanks for the pointers, my kernel didnt support user namespaces.
teslatheg0d
commented
2 years ago -no-cef-sandbox WORKS....
STILL needs to be fixed
snostormjp
commented
2 years ago Still an issue on ArchLinux Latest updates , beta and standard. The option above does still work around issue
FlyingWombat
commented
2 years ago Same here on Arch Linux using steam-native -- launching steam with its bundled runtime, steam-runtime works. So, this must be an incompatibility the steam client has with some newer library version. steam-native -no-cef-sandbox -cef-single-process does not fix.
steamwebhelper.sh[1614]: Runtime for steamwebhelper: disabled by environment (this is unsupported)
steamwebhelper.sh[1614]: glibc >= 2.34, partially disabling sandbox until CEF supports clone3()
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src/steamexe/main.cpp (254) : Assertion Failed: reaping pid: 2179 -- steamA steam-beta update broke like this a few weeks ago, reverted to stable and it still worked. Today, stable got that update, and now both are broken.
kisak-valve
commented
2 years ago Hello @FlyingWombat, running Steam with the Steam runtime disabled is not supported. Any issues you have with steam-native must be evaluated by the package maintainers who helped you disable the runtime.
That said, https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75600 is most likely the issue you're looking for. Your comment is unrelated to the issue which was reported here.
FlyingWombat
commented
2 years ago OK, thank you for your help.
Edit: the fix mentioned in the archlinux bug tracker worked: just needed to install libibus.
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The browser part of the steam window is completely black. The menu and bottom part of the steam window are shown normally. Console prints alot of the following: src/steamexe/main.cpp (253) : Assertion Failed: reaping pid: 18004 -- steam src/steamexe/main.cpp (253) : Assertion Failed: reaping pid: 18004 -- steam src/common/html/chrome_ipc_client.cpp (410) : m_hCEFHandle == INVALID_PROCESS_HANDLE src/common/html/chrome_ipc_client.cpp (410) : m_hCEFHandle == INVALID_PROCESS_HANDLE steamwebhelper.sh[20363]: Runtime for steamwebhelper: defaulting to /mnt/daten/Home/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_64/steam-runtime-heavy Steam worked before the March 4 update and after it this happens.
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