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xorg return segmentation fault #160
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Having this issue on Gentoo with Xorg server 1.21.1.3 also. Rolled back my Xorg to version 1.20.14 as a temporary fix.
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it did work on 1.20.14 or 1.20.13. Nevertheless i 'll keep this issue and wait for further fix. |
Same issue with me. nvidia-xrun used to work fine. Did a full system update once or twice in the last 2 months and have realised that nvidia-xrun no longer works. This is my output:
I see a few warnings that might give some hints, but I have no idea where to start. I know these are just warnings and probably not related to nvidia-xrun, but at this point I am not sure what is causing the issue, so I will try to remove them from the process just to be sure and give updates as I remove the warnings:
EDITFixed the following:
by doing this:
this generates the missing font.dir file. The xorg-font-utils package is no longer available from the official sources, you have to use the aur. The official sources only has xorg-font-util without the (s). EDIT 2Fixed the following:
by doing this: sudo pacman -S xorg-fonts-type1 EDIT 3
Fixed this error by doing this:
This is no longer a warning in the log file after I have added this service. EDIT 4Currently investigating:
EDIT 5I managed to fix my issue by replacing inside /etc/X11/nvidia-xorg.conf this section:
with
Not sure if it was the main issue from the start, but that made it work again. Hope this could help someone. |
nvidia-xrun has had no updates since 2019 and recently had issues that required changes to nvidia-xorg.conf for X to start: Witko/nvidia-xrun#160 It also had started to crash more often (especially when sleeping or resuming from sleep with a monitor connected). I switched back to nivida-xrun because optimus-manager was randomly crashing (rather than predictaly crashing). So far, optimus-manager has not crashed for me. It is actively maintained, and the hybrid mode makes it worth trying to switch. - Use hybrid mode (potentially more battery life) - Having to explicitly choose which programs use the GPU is a bit of a pain, but mpv and steam should be fine for now - Run mpv with prime-run - Maybe run picom with prime-run (not for now) - Add gpu-switch script (to remind to run sudo prime-switch) - Run optimus manager setup in .xinitrc if not using nvidia-xrun - Don't hardcode monitor name in hdmiadd and related zsh functions - Add old and new autorandr configuration
I'm using Xorg 1.21.1.3. While I launched nvidia-xrun, xorg caught signal 11 (segmentation fault) and terminated.
Here is /var/log/Xorg.1.log:
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