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FS#52787 - [darktable] Segfaults with 2:2.2.2-1
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Opened by Stephan Munsch (forest_bear59) - Tuesday, 31 January 2017, 09:59 GMT
Last edited by Sergej Pupykin (sergej) - Tuesday, 07 February 2017, 19:12 GMT
Opened by Stephan Munsch (forest_bear59) - Tuesday, 31 January 2017, 09:59 GMT
Last edited by Sergej Pupykin (sergej) - Tuesday, 07 February 2017, 19:12 GMT
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DetailsDescription:
The new Darktable version 2:2.2.2-1 yields a segfault after some ttime when working with a RAW file. I have experienced this problem with DNG files from a Pentax K20D. First there is a message that this camera could not be found in the database. But the version 2:2.2.1-1 did not complain so. When opening a RAW (DNG) file, the applicaton crashes within some time, sometimes even when no further action have been made. Steps to reproduce: have been wirtten before. Here is a terminal protocol: [defaults] found a 64-bit system with 16321280 kb ram and 8 cores (0 atom based) [defaults] setting high quality defaults (darktable:17394): Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to measure available space: Der angegebene Ort wird nicht unterstützt RawSpeed:Unable to find camera in database: 'PENTAX' 'PENTAX K20D' 'dng' Please consider providing samples on <https://raw.pixls.us/>, thanks! [New LWP 17395] [New LWP 17396] [New LWP 17417] [New LWP 17418] [New LWP 17419] [New LWP 17420] [New LWP 17421] [New LWP 17422] [New LWP 17423] [New LWP 17424] [New LWP 17425] [New LWP 17426] [New LWP 17427] [New LWP 17436] [New LWP 17439] [New LWP 17593] [New LWP 18074] [New LWP 18075] [New LWP 18076] [New LWP 18077] [New LWP 18078] [New LWP 18079] [New LWP 18080] [New LWP 18081] [New LWP 18082] [New LWP 18083] [New LWP 18084] [New LWP 18085] [New LWP 18086] [New LWP 18087] [New LWP 18088] [New LWP 18089] [New LWP 18090] [New LWP 18091] [New LWP 18092] [New LWP 18093] [New LWP 18094] [New LWP 18115] [New LWP 18116] [New LWP 18117] [New LWP 18118] [New LWP 18119] [New LWP 18120] [New LWP 18121] [New LWP 18122] [New LWP 18123] [New LWP 18124] [New LWP 18125] [New LWP 18126] [New LWP 18127] [New LWP 18128] [New LWP 18129] [New LWP 18130] [New LWP 18131] [New LWP 18132] [New LWP 18133] [New LWP 18134] [New LWP 18135] [New LWP 18136] [New LWP 18137] [New LWP 18138] [New LWP 18139] [New LWP 18140] [New LWP 18141] [New LWP 18142] [New LWP 18203] [New LWP 18204] [New LWP 18205] [New LWP 18206] [New LWP 18207] [New LWP 18208] [New LWP 18209] [New LWP 18799] [New LWP 18800] [New LWP 18801] [New LWP 18802] [New LWP 18803] [New LWP 18804] [New LWP 18805] [New LWP 18806] [New LWP 18807] [New LWP 18808] [New LWP 18809] [New LWP 18810] [New LWP 18811] [New LWP 18812] [New LWP 18813] [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] Using host libthread_db library "/usr/lib/libthread_db.so.1". 0x00007f08a4fd648d in poll () from /usr/lib/libc.so.6 backtrace written to /tmp/darktable_bt_THJ5UY.txt Speicherzugriffsfehler (Speicherabzug geschrieben) You can find the bachtrace file appended. |
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darktable_bt_THJ5UY.txt
It's ok!
Thank You for the quick reaction.