Am Sonntag, 11. März 2018, 02:27:08 CET schrieb darkta...@911networks.com: > DT 2.4.1 on manjaro. > > Occasionally, I get DT crashes. It's always: > > 1. Start DT which returns me to the Lightable at the last images I > did something to it. > 2. I want to do more, press D which switches successfully to the > darkroom > 3. After a few seconds (I guess some processing) it crashes. > > When I do it a second time, the exact same steps and the same image > it doesn't crash. > > * I have tried with "-d all" on the second time, but it doesn't crash. > * I have also found that DT sometimes crashes on startup if the last > Ctrl-Q/exit was done in the Darkroom. But again, it's not > consistent, it's not every time and of course "-d all" serves > no purpose when it's working.
"-d all" doesn't serve any purpose when it's not working either. There is really no point using that flag at all, no one is going to wade through the giant amount of logs it creates. Just ignore it. There is one thing that will help: a backtrace. By default darktable should create it in /tmp/ when it crashes. There are cases when that is not possible, like using Ubuntu or crashing too early in the start process. In those cases you can run darktable in gdb manually and create the backtrace like this once it crashed: set pagination off set logging file gdb.txt set logging on thread apply all bt full Then the backtrace is being written to gdb.txt Tobias
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