Am Sat, 4 Apr 2020 08:21:15 +0100 schrieb Aaron <[email protected]>:
> Segmentation fault (core dumped) Such event is typically handled like this: - run 'journalctl -b', scroll to the end and see if systemd reported a successful coredump. If it failed to do so, there is nothing anyone can do about the crash. - run 'coredumpctl list', look for the reported PID from 'journalctl' output - run 'coredumpctl gdb $PID' to let gdb inspect the core file - gdb will most likely report missing debuginfo packages, it prints a list of missing packages, along with the 'zypper install ...' command. - quit gdb with the 'quit' commmand - run this zypper command to install the required debuginfo packages - run again 'coredumpctl gdb $PID' - run 'bt' to get a rough understanding about the crash. - post this 'bt' output here for further assistance. Olaf
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