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Latest beta version segfaults on launch #1075
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Please try running this way: $ STEAM_RUNTIME=0 steam And let us know what happens. Thanks. |
Running it with STEAM_RUNTIME=0 works, yep. Interesting. I'm not sure what this new runtime looks like, but it doesn't look too Arch friendly right now, at least. |
Thanks for trying this out quickly. |
This also fixes the problem for me on Arch Linux. |
same here on Arch x64 /home/xpander/.local/share/Steam/steam.sh: line 376: 7772 Segmentation fault (core dumped) $STEAM_DEBUGGER "$STEAMROOT/$PLATFORM/$STEAMEXE" "$@" |
Same on Debian x86: and |
We're working on an update to fix this. |
Ok, update done. Please select Steam->Check for Steam Client Updates... to get the fix. Thanks for the quick report. |
Confirmed working. |
Thanks everyone! |
Can anyone who was experiencing this bug test a new workaround? This should give all the benefits of the steam runtime for systems with compatible libc. cd ~/steam/root/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/amd64 |
Confirm. Gentoo, x86_64 $ LC_ALL=en_EN.UTF-8 SDL_AUDIODRIVER=alsa steam |
Slouken, I tried to do what you suggested, reading from the thread notifications github sent me in email, and because backticks are code-tags in markdown I ended up running rm -v cat installed/libc6*, which removed the file I should've been Edit: I just resinstalled steam and it worked, I assume that has the same effect anyway. Edit: Trying to reinstall games, selecting my old ~/Steam directory (or anywhere else for that matter) reports |
slouken: Your workaround seems to have worked for me. |
Soluken's workaround doesnt seem to work for me on Arch x86_64 with all the upgrades done getting now: STEAM_RUNTIME is enabled by the user |
Still crashing for me. |
@slouken I think these are the commands he wants run:
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Works for me on arch 64 up-to-date. If you don't mind, what is this runtime? Is it using the system libraries rather than a version that steam has downloaded for itself? |
Works for me on an up-to-date Arch64 @xpander69: Do you have lib32-glibc? |
i do have lib32-glibc 2.17-2 |
Same version I have. Do you want to post a pastebin of |
thats a huge list of packages i have installed :) |
Oops, I'm stupid and typed the wrong command. That was all packages in your repos. Try this one.
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here u go |
Here are the packages that I have that you don't. I'm just going to take a look and see if any are important. |
@anakin1 One workaround you can do for this is to add |
I know, I'm just wondering why Steam starts with STEAM_RUNTIME=0 for some people and it's still 1 for me. |
This should be fixed in the latest update. Please let me know if that's not the case. |
Yep looks like it's working now. Thanks very much slouken! |
You're welcome! :) |
I have a fresh install of Fedora 18 x86_64 and that doesn't fix it for me (but I also have problems with wine running any games or windows steam so the problem maybe be in me): $ steam $ STEAM_RUNTIME=0 steam P.S. Steam is latest (just downloaded from steampowered.com) P.S. I solved the problem. It was a few hours old installation of the distro so I had nothing to lose if I re-install it so I did and now everything works fine. What I did different though: I didn't install the nvidia drivers right away. First I installed everything else on my system and steam and wine and other games then tried if they are running (they were) and then installed the driver. So I guess by not installing the driver right away I got some mesa package installed that I was missing previously or something. |
Linux linuxlife 3.8.0-1-generic #5-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 18 15:23:23 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux ubuntu 13.04 x64 (not relise, dealy build) brootos@linuxlife:~$ steam run it with STEAM_RUNTIME=1 and STEAM_RUNTIME=1 not work me. See up. Update: Fix remove folders and steam sudo apt-get purge steam remove folders .steam install steam wget -c http://repo.steampowered.com/steam/archive/precise/steam_latest.deb Steam work! |
it now works fine on Arch x64 |
I don't get the steam icon either. I thought it was just me. (There is steam in the systray but not the steam logo). |
To fix the systray issue see #1190. |
@xpander69: Is that after a Steam update or by reinstalling? |
no reinstall. just the latest update, which came yesterday i think or day before that |
ok, because the update I performed day before was what broke Steam for me. On 4 February 2013 16:09, xpander69 [email protected] wrote:
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1st of Feb update it seems its now STEAM_RUNTIME=1 by default on arch as well. |
Is that the one that got the overlay working? That's when I started getting On 4 February 2013 16:20, xpander69 [email protected] wrote:
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hmm, overlay worked all the time for me afaik. except few games. On 02/04/2013 06:34 PM, vixus0 wrote:
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ok, guess it won't fix my crashes then. shame, i'll have to keep playing on On 4 February 2013 16:38, xpander69 [email protected] wrote:
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ok the bug is back again. STEAM_RUNTIME=1 doesnt run anymore and segfaults. |
See #1468 |
Just to say, this update never broke steam for me. I had applied the first Arch 64-bit: 3.7.6-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Feb 4 09:15:13 CET 2013 x86_64 GNU/Linux |
Having just updated to the latest beta version, Steam now segfaults on launch:
My distribution is a fully updated Arch Linux x86_64 with the latest kernel.
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