Open HueponiK opened 1 year ago
C000001D is STATUS_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION, so that's interesting. Maybe there's some sort of instruction set that Quibble should be initializing. Let me look into it.
Please note, I am using latest release (Version 20230328
), and not building the latest from master
Something I could easily reproduce:
1) install windows on Steam deck, install steam, install Resident Evil2 remake. Run it - great, it works! 2) keep using ntfs, but use quibble to boot now - the game crashes now. 3) switch back to native boot loader - works again
The issue appears regardless of the FS used. I was thinking it's WinBtrfs fault, but I don't have it installed. Tried to not load btrfs.efi at boot - same result.
Here is the error message in application events:
followed by
report.wer content (not sure how useful)