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random crashes after finishing a map #154
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Hi! I guess the first thing to properly debug it would be showing terminal logs. Can you try playing for a while (until the crash) launching osu! from terminal and upload logs after it happens? Also, is the game on your Linux drive or any external one? |
hello, thanks for the quick response NelloKudo :) log
And, yes. I installed the game on my main linux drive! |
Guess we'll need some more info... Can you run: |
ok! here it is. please note: after I waited for more than 25 minutes without terminating the game. it resumed... I don't know why :( |
Guess I found it: And if that's it, that's probably what the issue in this old report was lol (#65) That max_count is REALLY low hence it just freezes up, even Arch Linux changed its value by default. Guess you can use the max count it could get to, according to Arch Gaming Wiki is 2147483642. You can do that with:
and then paste Let me know it this fixes it! (it should). |
Unfortunately, issue still appear. The file Unlucky me :( Here is the new log! |
The log channels aren't being applied. Easiest way to make sure it works is to update your local Edit: another way would be to just run |
I did not understand. |
Replace your |
Sorry for late response, I replaced the mentioned file, and launched This is the log! It should be helpful for you. PS: I'm also sorry for my bad English. |
Unfortunately, even the more verbose log doesn't seem to give any clues towards a solution. In the meantime, you could try running osu! with "esync" instead of "fsync" (which is used by default) to see if the behavior changes at all. Here's a command to do that:
And if it's still the same, try running with regular wineserver sync:
I don't think this will help, but it's worth trying. |
I will do it. I hope it will fix this issue! |
No, I can't tell you why, we just haven't seen this issue from any non-Debian-based distros. See #65 |
i did Maybe the difficulty calculation caused this (I don't know), because it often happened when I finish a recent downloaded map. |
When it happened?
it happened randomly, sometime after 30 minutes, 15 minutes or 1 hour of playing.
What exactly happened?
In general, the game works amazingly well (no fps drop, no glitches) suddenly after I finished a map, the game stuck in a black screen without any responding. I waited for a few minutes, nothing happened. I tried to terminate Osu-wine, a warning appeared, saying:
Application "steam_app_0 is not responding, you tried to close the window "osu!" from application "steam_app_0" (Process ID: 51555) but the application is not responding. Do you want to terminate this application? ... any unsaved data will be lost
i clicked on “Wait Longer”, then I waited for more than 15 minutes, nothing happened.
finally, I'd no choice other than terminating the program, it's so annoying to have this
issue when I play this game.
What did I do?
I tried to: re-installed the program, run
osu-wine --fixprefix
,sudo apt update
andosu-wine --update
, none of them seems to work, I also tried to follow the wiki to prevent any crashes.OS: Debian 12 Stable (x64)
WM: Kwin
DE: Plasma 5.27.5 (old because of Debian)
memory: 32 GB
CPU: i5-12400
GPU: Intel Alder Lake-S GT1 [UHD]
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