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system provided julia 1.9.0-rc2 segmentation fault on fedoraremix 38 #201
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I'll check. Thanks for reporting |
The problem is not limited to the system-provided Julia and is not limited to the WSL Fedora either. The problem occurs in a non-WSL "vanilla" Fedora 38. Even the latest Julia 1.9.1 downloaded directly from the Julia downloads website ends with a segmentation fault in Fedora 38. Doing "]" and then "up" produces a seg. fault. "versioninfo()" crashes too. |
I've tried both 1.9.0 from the Fedora 38 repository as well as the latest 1.9.1 downloaded from the Julia website. Neither works, both crash. The CPU is AMD Ryzen 7 3700X. I suspect the problem probably lies not in Julia but in some internal libraries shipped with Fedora 38. This problem persisted in the previous Fedora 37 as well as 36. It must be some combination of system libraries badly interfering with Julia. I wonder if running "gdb julia" might throw some light onto this problem... |
I've checked with WSL1 and it works also. maybe you could try with WSL1? I don't know about julia, but maybe have some relationship with mesa? maybe with
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a workaround: |
Well it's been bugging me for a few years now. In the bare metal Fedora 38 with the Fedora 38 julia, "gdb julia" results in the following error (seg. fault). Does it ring any bells?
Here is a full backtrace, it's rather long...
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Another hint: trying to update packages with the package manager results in a similar error, again libunwind is involved (or is libunwind related to the gdb process), perhaps "dwarf" is the real culprit.
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"libunwind" seems to be needed by "gnome-shell", it's not possible to just un-install it without consequences.
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Perhaps "libunwind" and "dwarf" are red herrings, running the package manager again and seeing the backtrace shows an error to do with some NamedTuple field. Don't know.
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Repro'd in Julia 1.9.2 from Fedora 38. Segfaults when |
I am using the lastest fedoraremix 38, the system provided julia 1.9.0-rc2 produce segmentation fault.
I not sure whether is it a fedoraremix bug, or a fedora 38 bug in general.
Ways to produce the bug:
(1) dnf install julia
(2)julia
(3)verisoninfo()
Can you provide any suggestion?
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