Open sudoshindo opened 6 months ago
@sudoshindo When you get a chance can you update to 1.63.169 and let us know if you're still seeing the issue?
@rebron Hello, I can confirm it's still happening in 1.63.169 (Linux mint 21.3) Lots of SIGILL / SIGSEGV playing youtube videos. And some times it crashes the whole browser.
I'm back. I'm currently on the 1.63.169 version. It looks like the issue is solved. Is the issue something that happened in upstream Chromium or is it Brave-specific?
This error started happening to me again today, and I may have discovered additional information about this issue.
Here is my current brave://version info (even though it might not be relevant)
Brave 1.64.109 Chromium: 123.0.6312.58 (Official Build) (64-bit) Revision ded360c0dc8a4bd8aecb9cbe32a7aa4477d42246 OS Linux (Fedora 39)
Okay, so today I opened a YouTube tab, Error code: SIGILL
started happening again.
What I discovered is that this issue may be directly related to another issue I participated in, found here #33033
Here are the actions I took before the problem stopped happening:
sudo sed -i -e 's|-stable|-stable --password-store=basic|g' /usr/share/applications/brave-browser.desktop
Something I learned from issue #33033 is that after every Brave update, I should run sudo sed -i -e 's|-stable|-stable --password-store=basic|g' /usr/share/applications/brave-browser.desktop
again to make sure my logins are preserved. If I don't, my assumption is that this "breaks" Brave's ability to store or read cookies. That issue also contains the context on why I need to run Brave with --password-store=basic
, I will not repeat it here.
So this time around, I just forgot to run that command after I updated Brave on March 21. Surprisingly, a lot of my logins actually get preserved this time without that command, but now it causes a YouTube-specific error instead.
Replication steps (probably):
--password-store=basic
to Exec lines in the .desktop file--password-store=basic
that was added)SIGILL
errorIMPORTANT:
I was able to use YouTube without issue for about a week before I started receiving the error.
Updated March 21 Errors happened March 27
Also happening for me, but not for YouTube; it happens once in a while when I launch brave.
Brave 1.67.123 Chromium: 126.0.6478.126 (Official Build) (64-bit) Revision fc7619ef621fe4e6a0fa8b16c718f78ffc97a861 OS Linux (Fedora 40) JavaScript V8 12.6.228.21 User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/126.0.0.0 Safari/537.36
Tons of users are still encountering this issue: https://community.brave.com/t/error-code-sigill-in-fedora-40/557081/22
I'm experiencing the same issue. It doesn't just happen on Youtube its also happening on the brave home page and the settings page even
Some errors
Jul 23 10:31:30 fedora abrt-server[7219]: Package 'brave-browser' isn't signed with proper key Jul 23 10:31:30 fedora abrt-server[7240]: Package 'brave-browser' isn't signed with proper key Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [7243:1:0723/103131.093733:ERROR:v8_initializer.cc(809)] V8 process OOM (Failed to reserve virtual memory for CodeRange). Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora audit[7243]: AVC avc: denied { execheap } for pid=7243 comm="brave" scontext=unconfined_u:unconfined_r:unconfined_t:s0-s0:c0.c1023 tcontext=unconfined_u:unconfined_r:unconfined_t:s0-s0:c0.c1023 tclass=process permissive=0 Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099120:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099159:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099168:ERROR:process_reader_linux.cc(542)] no module mappings 0x7f52aea77000 Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099184:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099189:ERROR:process_reader_linux.cc(542)] no module mappings 0x7f52aea5d000 Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099203:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099207:ERROR:process_reader_linux.cc(542)] no module mappings 0x7f52aea26000 Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099220:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099224:ERROR:process_reader_linux.cc(542)] no module mappings 0x7f52ae9fe000 Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099237:ERROR:process_memory.cc(41)] short read Jul 23 10:31:31 fedora brave-browser.desktop[6842]: [0723/103131.099241:ERROR:process_reader_linux.cc(542)] no module mappings 0x7f52ae913000
I was on f39 and brave wouldn't install at all -- some gpg error. It looked like a known problem with f39 so I upgraded to f40. Brave was then able to install at 1.68.128-1.x86_64
, but wouldn't open -- all tabs got SIGILL
, even settings. Downgraded to 1.67.134-1.x86_64
and things seem copacetic (so far).
I am on Brave 1.68.134 and I am getting SIGILLs on random tabs. Noticed it the most on twitch, but also random other pages including YouTube, discord, and local HTTP pages.
EndeavorOS Plasma 6.1.3 Platform X11 Kernel 6.10.2-arch1-2
Description
Getting an error that says:
Aw, Snap! Something went wrong while displaying this webpage. Error code: SIGILL
It seems that the error only happens on YouTube pages. If I hard-refresh the page it actually loads and navigating to other pages produces no issues, but initiating a new page load leads to the error again.
After downgrading to v1.63.162 the error stopped appearing.
Steps to Reproduce
Actual result:
https://global.discourse-cdn.com/brave/original/3X/6/8/6863e1f42831fb8a238683b7a1fa85b6d6d53e8e.png
Expected result:
The page should just load.
Reproduces how often:
It consistently happens whenever I load various pages on YouTube.
Brave version (brave://version info)
I'm sorry if this isn't the expected format, but I just downgraded and I don't want to go back to the broken version at the moment
v1.63.165 Linux (Fedora 39)
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