With the config I shared, I have reproduced it now on 4 installations. The 4'th installation is a fresh OpenBSD 8.0 beta on one machine. I put my prusa config there and have the very same crash on prusaslicer-2.9.6 with just different address: [error] UserAccount: Failed to read token - no datafile found. Actually to filter out the debug-prusaslicer thing I installed it also on the 8.0 beta: made no difference at all. Well I did not have any high hopes for it as it seems to be the very same but with debug symbols compiled in.
@Renato : I cant figure out what you are not able to reproduce: how can I help ? do you need a full package listing ? or just maybe the output of pkg_info -mq ? Just don't ask me to start compiling stuff with ports or what not ... that's not a rabbit hole I'm ready to go down into yet on OpenBSD. Il giorno gio 10 set 2026 alle ore 07:57 Renato Aguiar < [email protected]> ha scritto: > On Thu, Sep 10 2026, louigi 600 wrote: > > > > > I do however wonder what was the reason for releasing prusaslicer-2.9.4p2 > > when the previous version was working ? > > Obviously, I couldn't reproduce that crash on prusaslicer-2.9.4p2. I've > seen it in previous versions though, but it was rare, only happened > during startup, and it would work fine after running it again. > > > > > I do see a snapshot version > > > https://ftp.hostserver.de/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/packages/amd64/prusaslicer-2.9.6.tgz > > I wonder if that can be used on 7.9 ? > > I don't think so. You'd have to install the snapshot to use that > package. > > If you want to make sure that next release has no regressions, you could > help testing prusaslicer 2.9.6 in the snapshot and report any bugs > before the ports tree is frozen. >
