All games hang on startup when nine is enabled

[mtmkls]

When I do "wine game.exe" the first frame is drawn (it's almost completely black for most games because they like to use a fade-in-from-black effect), and then nothing. No CPU usage, no reaction to anything other than ctrl-c.

When I do "vblank_mode=0 wine game.exe" the game starts, but the memory usage climbs up to several gigabytes in a couple of seconds, and wine crashes. The memory usage remains at that point though, which indicates a memory leak in the kernel. On a second try the memory usage doesn't increase further, but the crash is the same. Backtrace with GTA San Andreas:

wine: Assertion failed at address 0xf7f5eaf9 (thread 0009), starting debugger... Unhandled exception: assertion failed in 32-bit code (0xf7f5eaf9). Register dump: CS:0023 SS:002b DS:002b ES:002b FS:0063 GS:006b EIP:f7f5eaf9 ESP:0032f780 EBP:0032f79c EFLAGS:00200246( - -- I Z- -P- ) EAX:00000000 EBX:00000002 ECX:0032f79c EDX:00000000 ESI:00000008 EDI:00000000 Stack dump: 0x0032f780: 0032f79c 00000000 0032f79c f7b565b2 0x0032f790: f7b9c747 0032f7fc 7bcf8200 00000000 0x0032f7a0: 00000000 7bcf8200 7bcf85c7 fd1ae300 0x0032f7b0: 7bcf8200 0032f7fc f7b7184b f7cfe000 0x0032f7c0: 7bcf8200 0032f7fc 0032f89c f7b972d1 0x0032f7d0: 0032f7fc 7efda709 0032f9e0 7bcf8200 Backtrace: =>0 0xf7f5eaf9 kernel_vsyscall+0x9() in [vdso].so (0x0032f79c) 1 0xf7b565b2 gsignal+0xc1() in libc.so.6 (0x0032f79c) 2 0xf7b579c1 abort+0x120() in libc.so.6 (0xf7cfece0) 3 0xf7b4e6ab in libc.so.6 (+0x256aa) (0xf7cfece0) 4 0xf7b4e709 __assert_fail+0x38() in libc.so.6 (0x0032fab8) 5 0x60db7f62 D3DWindowBuffer_create.constprop+0xb1() in d3dadapter9.so.1 (0x0032fab8) 6 0x60dbb7a2 NineSwapChain9_Resize+0x1cf1() in d3dadapter9.so.1 (0x59ae0a90) 7 0x60d36cc8 NineDevice9_Reset+0x97() in d3dadapter9.so.1 (0x0032fba8) 8 0x7efd0b53 in d3d9 (+0x10b52) (0x0032fbd8) 9 0x0082e271 in gta-sa (+0x42e270) (0x0032fc34) 10 0x0054ec22 in gta-sa (+0x14ec21) (0x0032fc48) 11 0x0054f0d1 in gta-sa (+0x14f0d0) (0x0032fc50) 12 0x00637a22 in gta-sa (+0x237a21) (0x0032fc68) 13 0x0077d491 in gta-sa (+0x37d490) (0x0032fe30) 14 0x00858e55 in gta-sa (+0x458e54) (0x0032fec0) 15 0x7b46043c call_process_entry+0xb() in kernel32 (0x0032fed8) 16 0x7b461d52 start_process+0x1b1(entry=<couldn't compute location>, peb=<couldn't compute location>) [/home/miki/SRC/wine/dlls/kernel32/process.c:1099] in kernel32 (0x0032ffd8) 17 0x7b46044a start_process_wrapper+0x9() in kernel32 (0x0032ffec) 0xf7f5eaf9 kernel_vsyscall+0x9 in [vdso].so: popl %ebp

This is what I currently have: Linux 4.15.3, libdrm-radeon 2.4.90, Mesa 17.3.6, xorg 1.19.6, Wine 3.3+Nine. I compiled d3dadapter9.so from Mesa master at 0f0a6fa21dc240fca99a3a110a6c0dfac6d2a376 (2018-03-10); I tried llvm 4.0.1 and 5.0.1, no difference.

BTW the configure.ac part of the Nine patch never applies cleanly to vanilla Wine.

[axeldavy]

Not all games do hang, but all that use lighting. If you wish it to be solved faster, please manifest you have the same issue on my opened bugs: https://bugs.llvm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36704 https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105442

EDIT: hum actually you may have different issue since your entire system doesn't hang.

[axeldavy]

Could you build mesa with --enable-debug and show the result of NINE_DEBUG=all NINE_FF_DUMP=1 wine yourprogram.exe &> mylog ?

[mtmkls]

In your bug reports you refer to llvm 5.0.1, but I also get the hang when I compile d3dadapter9.so with llvm 4.0.1.

Could you please provide an example game that doesn't hang for you? The ones that I tried fall into two mutually exclusive categories:

• the ones where "Native Direct3D 9 is active." is NOT written on the console: ARMA Cold War, Fallout
• the ones that hang: AVP Classic, Fallout HR, Outcast 1.1, Thief with tfix mod, San Andreas, Deus Ex Human Revolution, Just Cause, Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl, Crysis 2

[axeldavy]

the assert you hit seems to be our check to see if ID3DPresent_NewD3DWindowBufferFromDmaBuf succeeds.

You should have one of the following error printed: DRI2FallbackPRESENTPixmap failed DRI3PixmapFromDmaBuf failed PRESENTPixmapInit failed

[mtmkls]

Here is the log for GTA without vblank_mode=0: gtasa.txt.gz (hangs at first frame)

[axeldavy]

It seems to stop at a different part in your new log. Could you with with csmt_force=0 ?

[mtmkls]

Here is the log for GTA with vblank_mode=0: gtasa_vblank.txt.gz (crashes after a few seconds)

[axeldavy]

the vblank_mode=0 one is weird. It tries again and again and likely exhausts memory or something.

[axeldavy]

I don't know what is the issue, if it is wine or nine.

[iiv3]

xorg 1.19.6

It might be side effect of https://github.com/iXit/Mesa-3D/issues/300 . While the bug has been fixed in Xorg, there is no new release that contains the fix. Aka no 1.19.7 or 1.20.0 yet. The vblank_mode=0, should workaround this bug. So there might be another issue.

As for the memory usage. Make sure that after crash you do wineserver -k to kill all wine processes. You could also try GALLIUM_HUD, to monitor the GPU memory usage.

BTW, what is your exact video card. Radeon might use r600, radeon si or amdgpu.

FYI. I have Wine-3.3 with sarnex's patches for Nine. It works without issue with GTA-SA and Crysis2. AvP-c seems to have some wine issue and crashes in the launcher, even with wined3d. I'm with R600 driver. I have also compiled my own xorg-server-1.19.6 in order to apply the patch from #300. Before that, some games (e.g. L4D2) would hang on exit, after destroying their window (but still holding few GB of memory).

[mtmkls]

I downgraded xserver-xorg-core from 1.19.6 to 1.19.5 from Ubuntu, and now gta starts up, but when I try to load a game the entire system locks up.

[axeldavy]

Possibly https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105613 ?

[iiv3]

The Fixed Function bug is not triggered with Mesa 17.2 and LLVM 5.0.1, is it? It's also radeon-si/amdgpu issue.

[axeldavy]

yes it is

[mtmkls]

The ff light fix 39240926cd45519f seems to have fixed the system hang (I'm currently on llvm 4.0). It also fixed the lighting issue in San Andreas that I originally intended to report.