Eclipse SUMO is an open source, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks. It allows for intermodal simulation including pedestrians and comes with a large set of tools for scenario creation.
I'm currently trying to run sumo-gui on WSL2 (Windows 11 22H2), on a new DELL XPS 13 Plus laptop (with Intel Core i7-1360P and Intel Iris Xe graphics).
It has always worked as expected on other devices. It was also working as expected on an older HP laptop (Intel Core i5-8250U) with WSL2 and the same Windows version.
However, on this new laptop, I can't seem to be able to run sumo-gui.
I can launch the GUI, but if I try to start any simulation, SUMO takes a lot of time to load it, and it closes up with a Segmentation Fault.
The issue occurs with both SUMO 1.12.0, and SUMO 1.17.0.
The scenario I'm using as a reference is the one available here . SUMO crashes both when launching the scenario from the GUI, or when running it with sumo-gui -c map.sumo.cfg.
Could it be an ussue with Intel Iris Xe, when launching SUMO over WSL2?
I'm currently trying to run
sumo-gui
on WSL2 (Windows 11 22H2), on a new DELL XPS 13 Plus laptop (with Intel Core i7-1360P and Intel Iris Xe graphics). It has always worked as expected on other devices. It was also working as expected on an older HP laptop (Intel Core i5-8250U) with WSL2 and the same Windows version.However, on this new laptop, I can't seem to be able to run
sumo-gui
. I can launch the GUI, but if I try to start any simulation, SUMO takes a lot of time to load it, and it closes up with a Segmentation Fault.The issue occurs with both SUMO 1.12.0, and SUMO 1.17.0. The scenario I'm using as a reference is the one available here . SUMO crashes both when launching the scenario from the GUI, or when running it with
sumo-gui -c map.sumo.cfg
.Could it be an ussue with Intel Iris Xe, when launching SUMO over WSL2?
When SUMO crashes, this is what I get from
dmesg
: