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dev_hdd0 reading problem; emulator crashes on start #1494
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in Utilities/Files.cpp replace line |
Thanks! The fix worked. |
That sure looks like a typo. If you don't mind you could make a PR to get the fix merged. |
Sorry, I don't have much experience with Github. Can't figure out how to do it. |
same for me - thats why I wrote it into comment |
I'll do it myself then. |
Decided to try out compiling this emulator for Steins;Gate Zero, which I heard runs fine.
However, the emulator crashes when I try to run ./rcps3 with the following log.
gdb backtrace:
The configuration is default. RPCS3.log is empty, as is every other file in .config/rpcs3.
The system is Gentoo Unstable with some git builds (nothing that rpcs3 directly depends on, though). Tried using compilers GCC 5.3.0 and Clang 3.6.2 in succession, also trying out GCC without fitting Clang. The result is always the exact same backtrace (with minor differences like path variables not being shown in Clang-compiled version because of a bug). The version of the emulator is the current last Git version(303a109), though trying out the packed four-days-old source code at Bigpet with the label (f66468f) gives the same error, apparently.
My CPU is Intel Core i7-3612QM. My usual CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS are "-march=corei7-avx -mtune=corei7-avx -O2 -pipe -fstack-protector-strong", however unsetting CFLAGS and compiling the program without them gives no difference (the backtrace I used above was specifically for a program compiled with no custom cflags).
I have an Optimus system that I handle with bumblebee (usually primus). Running rpcs3 with either primusrun or optirun makes no difference from running it via integrated Intel card (except for mising "Aborted" at the end with optirun or two "Aborted" in the row with primusrun). And it's not like it gets to even load anything, anyway.
I have no idea what the problem is. Can you help me?
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