Hangs the whole OS on startup. Ubuntu 19.10 #3657
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Same. Slowly eats all RAM then moves to SWAP and eventually crashes machine. |
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Same here... Running Manjaro 18.1.3 with kernel 5.3.11-1. System completely frozen... no mouse movement, can't even change to TTY. This has never happened to me before on this system. Tried starting Bisq twice... had to punch the reset button both times. |
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I just tested on Ubuntu 19.10 and did not encounter an issue. |
Ryzen 2200g, 16gb RAM, 2gb Swap space. What type information would be helpful to you? Do i need to build from source to use a different data directory? Is there perhaps some other logging I could paste in that'd be more helpful? I watched my resources and it seemed to be a type of memory leak - RAM continued to fill rapidly and then grind to a halt. My system hovers around 4gb of RAM usage until I open bisq, then it consumes it ALL. |
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Yes there is a known memory leak. See #3128 for more details. |
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8GB RAM, AMD CPU |
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Same here. Wanted to try Bisq but it doesn't work. Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS |
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Kubuntu 19.10 Problem didn't occur with Kubuntu 19.4 I've been trying to install it using different sources, removed with command along with manual config folder removal etc I think I tried everything, each time the result is the same: I launch it and within 10 seconds computer freezes |
Update the gradle dependency to JavaFX 14. This brings to Bisq the latest JavaFX fixes and improvements, especially in the areas of UI performance, memory management and security. JavaFX can be upgraded independently of the JDK used to build the application, so this change is modular and does not affect other parts of the build process. Related / likely related to: bisq-network#350 bisq-network#2135 bisq-network#2509 bisq-network#3128 bisq-network#3307 bisq-network#3308 bisq-network#3343 bisq-network#3430 bisq-network#3657 bisq-network#3677 bisq-network#3683 bisq-network#3686 bisq-network#3786 bisq-network#3787 bisq-network#3892 bisq-network#3917 bisq-network#3918 bisq-network#3936
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Can you try out the recommendations at #3918 (comment) ? |
Update the gradle dependency to JavaFX 14. This brings to Bisq the latest JavaFX fixes and improvements, especially in the areas of UI performance, memory management and security. JavaFX can be upgraded independently of the JDK used to build the application, so this change is modular and does not affect other parts of the build process. Related / likely related to: bisq-network#350 bisq-network#2135 bisq-network#2509 bisq-network#3128 bisq-network#3307 bisq-network#3308 bisq-network#3343 bisq-network#3430 bisq-network#3657 bisq-network#3677 bisq-network#3683 bisq-network#3686 bisq-network#3786 bisq-network#3787 bisq-network#3892 bisq-network#3917 bisq-network#3918 bisq-network#3936
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Getting the same heap crash on: Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz openjdk version "11.0.11" 2021-04-20 LTS Renders bisq unusable, which is a shame because it looks like a promising product. |
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Should be fixed in the most recent release (v1.6.4) which brings several UI performance improvements and generally reduces system resource consumption. Please try it out and let us know if it's still an issue for you. |
Description
Hangs the whole fucking OS on startup @ "Connecting to Tor 1/4". Ubuntu 19.10. Even mouse pointer hardly moves.
Version
1.2.3
Steps to reproduce
Just start on my system. Every time.
Expected behaviour
App opens
Actual behaviour
System freezes
Screenshots
none.
Device or machine
AMD CPU
bisq.log
Additional info
bisq.log
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