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Crashing on startup on Windows 10 (64bit, German, Build 10586) #229

Open astumpfl opened 8 years ago

astumpfl commented 8 years ago

All available (pre-built) versions (v0.3 portable, v0.3 setup, v0.2) are crashing on startup on Windows 10 (64bit, German, Build 10586) debug.log.txt (from v0.3 portable)

Any advice?

timsueberkrueb commented 8 years ago

Hey @astumpfl, thanks for reporting. For some reason it doesn't find the QtWebEngine resources .pak.

astumpfl commented 8 years ago

@tim-sueberkrueb the question is why it would look for the .pak file in a directory that (AFAIK) never existed on my System (C:\Qt\Qt5.5.0\5.5\msvc2013)... and how i could avoid that behaviour?

timsueberkrueb commented 8 years ago

@astumpfl I don't know why this is happening. It's looking for the .pak file in the msvc2013 directory because that's the location where it was installed as part of the Qt installation when we built the package. I just tried the pre-built packages on a Windows 10 (64bit, German, Build 10240) machine and I couldn't reproduce the problem. For now, in order to workaround the problem you could try to to create the path (C:\Qt\Qt5.5.0\5.5\msvc2013) and copy the qtwebengine_resources.pak there. Not sure if that's a good idea or if it will help though.

astumpfl commented 8 years ago

Copying all files from install dir root did the job. The .pak file alone was insufficient. Next one was icudtl.dat. And after getting just a message "[0719/132237:WARNING:resource_bundle.cc(304)] locale_file_path.empty()" I copied all of the files.