Dowloaded and ran 2.60, but it crashed on my current project. Saw 2.60a, hoped it fixed some bug my project was tickling, but it crashed. Tried 2.59, 2.58 - crashed.
So far, only my one .blend file (or copies of it) crash. This happens usually with a right mouse click after several seconds to minutes of switching between Edit and Object modes, switching objects between layers, and moving objects around. It's not reproducible in detail, but a fairly reliable crash after some fooling around doing just those operations. There's no editing of the mesh; I only go into Edit mode, maybe rotate the viewpoint, and go out. When it crashes, poof, it's all gone instantly about 3 out of 4 times. Other times, Blender's GUI totally freezes. Window manager can still do its usual things, but can't close the app.
The default cube scene doesn't crash, no matter how long I play with it.
Did svn checkout of trunk, built, and it crashed. I built this as a debug version (cmake, not scons) and ran in gdb. When it crashed, gdb only showed a backtrace of several hex addresses, no symbols. Couldn't tease any info out of it. I'm pretty experienced with C++ and gdb and such, but I'm not necessarily as smart as I usually am every day
What can I do to get more information from these crashes? Are there known bugs like this? The .blend file is about 560K bytes.
I'm running said versions of Blender on 64-bit XUbuntu, up to date. I don't have other machines or distros available to try.
Mysterious and Severe Crash on XUbuntu
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Re: Mysterious and Severe Crash on XUbuntu
I copied the offending .blend file to http://www.darenscotwilson.com/demo/ which should show a directory listing.
DSW
If this is actually a debug build, it will show symbols where it is crashing, UNLESS the fault is happening in a system lib, such as opengl. Even then, the backtrace would be interesting.I built this as a debug version (cmake, not scons) and ran in gdb. When it crashed, gdb only showed a backtrace of several hex addresses,