Linux CLI Chat Render - Segmentation Fault (core dumped)
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Hi,
I’m attempting to render a chat (download-111mb, id: 1682060475
) using the Alpine x86 CLI (latest version) and I’m repeatedly receiving the following error.
[STATUS] - Rendering Video: 62% (0h55m47s Elapsed | 0h33m51s Remaining)Segmentation fault (core dumped)
The error occurs at exactly 62% every time, leading me to believe there is something wrong with rendering the video. This error only occurs using the Alpine CLI. Both the Windows GUI and standard x86 CLI renders this chat without issue. I’ve rendered chats without issue using the latest release, only this one is causing issues.
Is there a more verbose output or debug level to set that will provide more information of the crash? I saw in the documentation there is a --verbose-ffmpeg
chatrender argument, but seems to no longer be a valid argument.
I do not know much about c# and .net but doing some research on gathering more information I was able to use dotnet-trace
and get a .nettrace
file of when the error occurred, let me know if that is of any use.
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I installed a few of the Noto fonts suggested on the Alpine wiki, and it’s working just fine now.
Thanks for the help ScrubN!
I see you created another issue for the RTL message render so I am going to close this issue.
I’m pretty sure the issue is that your system’s fallback font does not contain right-to-left language definitions or
SKFontManager.MatchCharacters()
is not supported on Alpine. Probably the former because we don’t get any compilation errors.This is the message in that is causing the seg fault: