Summary: | Dolphin crash trying to close it | ||
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Product: | [Applications] dolphin | Reporter: | Ski <linuxstuff> |
Component: | general | Assignee: | Dolphin Bug Assignee <dolphin-bugs-null> |
Status: | RESOLVED UPSTREAM | ||
Severity: | crash | CC: | elvis.angelaccio, mail, shlomif |
Priority: | NOR | Keywords: | drkonqi |
Version: | 16.12.3 | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | unspecified | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
Sentry Crash Report: | |||
Attachments: | Screnshot, need debug files... |
Description
Ski
2018-01-05 19:30:47 UTC
Ski: can you consistently reproduce this problem? If so, can you provide a trace with debugging symbols? I filed the initial bug as the system was a clean install of KDE5 / Plasma. However, the problem was/is random, and so far it hasn't happened again. If it does happen again, I will post whatever I can get from the bug report. Created attachment 109930 [details]
Screnshot, need debug files...
I managed to get a few more Dolphin crashes just by closing Dolphin, but I cannot get more information because it wants debug stuff and doesn't say the actual package needed to install. The files mentioned in the screenshot exist on the system.
(In reply to Ski from comment #3) > Created attachment 109930 [details] > Screnshot, need debug files... > > I managed to get a few more Dolphin crashes just by closing Dolphin, but I > cannot get more information because it wants debug stuff and doesn't say the > actual package needed to install. The files mentioned in the screenshot > exist on the system. Wait, are you using the nvidia drivers? There are known issues when running Plasma 5 on them. You're right, I am using the nVidia driver, but the Nouveau driver in the clean install of the OS made the video horribly unstable, where it used to be rock solid. It's something in KDE5, there were no problems with either driver under KDE4. (In reply to Ski from comment #5) > You're right, I am using the nVidia driver, but the Nouveau driver in the > clean install of the OS made the video horribly unstable, where it used to > be rock solid. It's something in KDE5, there were no problems with either > driver under KDE4. I see. I wonder who is at fault here? I have changed to the Nouveau driver temporarily, which seems to have got more stable since a kernel update a few days ago, but had to change some settings to get video to work in VLC etc., I loose VDPAU. For the moment the bug has not happened again. Will run the system for a few days and update the bug again. (In reply to Ski from comment #7) > I have changed to the Nouveau driver temporarily, which seems to have got > more stable since a kernel update a few days ago, but had to change some > settings to get video to work in VLC etc., I loose VDPAU. > > For the moment the bug has not happened again. Will run the system for a few > days and update the bug again. any news? Whatever the problem is, it seems to be triggered by somehow interacting between KDE5 and the nVidia driver, I have so far not seen any crash of Dolphin using the free Nouveau driver. (In reply to Ski from comment #9) > Whatever the problem is, it seems to be triggered by somehow interacting > between KDE5 and the nVidia driver, I have so far not seen any crash of > Dolphin using the free Nouveau driver. thanks for the update. This does not look like a bug within Dolphin but the display driver as it was already mentioned. The KDE developers sadly cannot fix such an issue. |