On Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 07:52:50PM +0000, Bryan Everly wrote: > Hi Ports@, > > Below is the terminal output I get when I try to launch the chromium build > (latest & greatest package from snapshots) on the latest snapshot: > > $ chrome > [40668:1870462320:0315/155107.446613:ERROR:process_metrics_openbsd.cc(126)] > Not implemented reached in bool > base::GetSystemMemoryInfo(base::SystemMemoryInfoKB *) > [40668:1870462320:0315/155107.464615:ERROR:process_posix.cc(388)] Not > implemented reached in base::Time base::Process::CreationTime() const > Abort trap (core dumped) > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks!
I still haven't been able to figure out what is causing this, my post here: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=155181090804746&w=2 Since iridium had unveil/pledge patches synced with chromium a few days ago, I can no-longer fall back on iridium either as it now crashes similarily: ryan@insomniac ~ 390 $ chrome [71406:523860800:0317/140337.483161:ERROR:process_metrics_openbsd.cc(126)] Not implemented reached in bool base::GetSystemMemoryInfo(base::SystemMemoryInfoKB *) [71406:523860800:0317/140337.485690:ERROR:process_posix.cc(388)] Not implemented reached in base::Time base::Process::CreationTime() const The process was killed by SIGABRT: Abort trap ryan@insomniac ~ 390 $ iridium [77657:521386816:0317/140326.520304:ERROR:process_metrics_openbsd.cc(126)] Not implemented reached in bool base::GetSystemMemoryInfo(base::SystemMemoryInfoKB *) *** autoupdate was enabled, overriding with false The process was killed by SIGABRT: Abort trap My linked post has more data points, including running from a separate user does seem to work, but it doesn't get to talk to system dbus or use DRM stuff when run as test user. I am starting to think this is tied to running chromium/iridium within gnome desktop, as most other folks I've talked to without this problem aren't running gnome. I've run pkg_check -f and used mtree to verify every file in the base system and make sure there aren't some weird symlink issues causing this as some have suggested in other channels. Cheers, -Ryan
