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Latest update (Oct 20 2015, 09:10:53) no longer starts on machines without support for SSE3 #4077
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The comments give deeper insight in the issue with the unsupported opcode: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/1/490123727975541235/#c490123727975726190 The problems occurs also with Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU L9400 @ 1.86GHz |
I experience the same on an AMD A8-3850.
Because people have mentioned that it might be related to SSE3, here's the excerpt of
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it's most likely not SSE3 but maybe SSE4 (sorry was my fault to mix them both) |
The mentioned A8 supports sse4a. The problem also occurs with a Core 2 Duo that supports sse4_1. |
As I have the same problem: Kernel: 4.1.9-orson-20151001 |
For those encountering this problem, there is a workaround by returning to the non-beta steam variant, I was able to do this by deleting ~/.local/share/Steam/package/beta, then running steam --reset. Diff-ing the capabilites of intel ironlake generation i7 versus intel sandybridge i7 hints that this is AVX. The Oct 20 beta client is working on my FX-8150, which has AVX. |
SSSE3 or SSE4.1 does not run on my AMD Phenom 2 X4, which does not support those extensions Thanks for the workaround Tele42. |
The offending instructions are a vmovd and vmovq (AVX instructions)
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This also affected me with i5 650 3.2 GHz, but Tele42's workaround worked.
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That workaround works but not a good solution if you have your library of games in it.. :( Hoping they get this sorted soon. |
Same problem.
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Warning: running steam --reset. |
it's same result |
Also getting this after recent update on a Intel Pentium G3258. Running Steam on ubuntu 14.04 64-bit cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 1 |
AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 435 Processor is a victim as well:
backtrace from gdb (run as
And yes, before today it worked like a charm in this configuration. |
Thanks for the report. We released a fix for this yesterday BUT your steam client may be unable to grab the update before this crash. To fix that please run: and then run Steam again. You do not need to opt out of the beta for this to work. Please tell us if this does not fix your issue. |
Hello alfred-valve and thanks for the update. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work.
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I can confirm the issue still exists |
I also copied both "ubuntu12_??" from a working, completely updated steam beta installation (on another machine) to the machine where it fails and it also fails. |
Can you type "disassemble" when you have that crash and post the output here please |
Here you go (I assume it won't help much though):
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Boo, not useful gdb! Okay, try "disassemble 0x5678c2f9" , where that number is the value from the line just above where you typed disassemble in your post above. |
No help as well :/
I try to get lldb running in the meantime ;) |
I can confirm too the issue still exists.
Specs:
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Okay, I believe I can see the problem, gcc is emitting a vmovd instruction here that looks like it won't work for you. We will fix that up. |
Me too affected.
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@alfred-valve: and right after that vmovd there's a vmovq as well. Apparently gcc is emitting the whole stack of AVX instructions (lldb-3.6 with steam "running" on a Core i7-950):
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To confirm rfc1459's observation and to share the knowledge: I just learned how do display the required info in gdb:
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We have just released a beta update that contains a fix for this (removing the AVX instructions here), please run "steam --reset" and then run steam again to make it download. |
Steam Client Beta works now. Thanks! |
Indeed, fix confirmed. Thank you very much! |
When I try to run steam --reset I just get the following error:
Also an AMD Phenom II processor here. |
Hi,
since the latest beta update, steam doens't run anymore on my desktop PC (with Phenom II X6 1055T). On my laptop (Intel i5-3320M) it's fine. Message on the Phenom-PC: "Illegal instruction". Also see comments on http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta#announcements/detail/48770934355708173
Looks like some re-occurence of issues like #2034
EDIT Exact error message:
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