Core dumped with Error: Couldn't import RGB Image: 0000300C (Wayland) #1442
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I was just able to reproduce this on a clean install of debian stable
The error indeed happens everywhere These are all installed packages That is it |
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I don't know NixOS but from the list it looks like you don't have any mesa drivers installed. |
This is certainly a good point. Because, as I wrote, i sometimes, but rarely, get a working video stream This error seems to happen randomly |
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Dunno, maybe when it works you are using software encoding? You can use vainfo to see what driver vaapi is going to use: |
(This is on a debian stable system) Even with mesa it still does not want to work
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rathmerdominik
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Behaviour is normal with i3 as a window manager and Xorg in general This seems to be a wayland specific issue |
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I don't think this is related? The error |
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I'm getting this error on Arch Linux, using the mesa-git package, and the libva and (now with the) libva-git packages. System InfoCPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G (no Packages
I'm going to recompile sunshine with debug symbols and post the core-dump Sunshine Logs: |
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This is still relevant. Running arch using wayland, getting the same error on the sunshine host and "Connection terminated" on the moonlight client. |
For my use-case I have just switched over to I3 now for my dedicated cloud retro-gaming server. There does not seem to be much interest in fixing this issue, so I might advise doing the same if possible in your use-case. This works flawlessly. I was able to reproduce this error on three different operating systems all running sway WM and if that is not clear enough of an issue then I do not expect much to be done here in the future. Still huge thanks to LizardByte for their work on Sunshine! Amazing when it runs. I will leave this ticket open as the issue is obviously not fixed, but I will not participate in this discussion anymore. |
Of course we'd like to resolve every issue, but there's only so much 3-4 regular volunteers can do. Anyone is free to submit PRs here though. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Is your issue described in the documentation?
Is your issue present in the nightly release?
Describe the Bug
With SwayWM, sunshine randomly crashes with a core dump when trying to connect over moonlight.
Expected Behavior
Sunshine does not crash and establishes a steady videostream
Additional Context
Edit: Behaviour can only be reproduced under Wayland
Similiar behaviour happens under Archlinux with the flatpak package and a bare minimum setup
Here are the entire nix files
https://github.com/rathmerdominik/uwustation
Sunshine does not seem to able to log the entire error before crashing
So here are the last lines
Here is the result from some tries:
Host Operating System
Linux
Operating System Version
NixOS 23.11 unstable
Architecture
64 bit
Sunshine commit or version
0.20.0
Package
Linux - nixpkgs (Third Party)
GPU Type
AMD
GPU Model
AMD Radeon RX580
GPU Driver/Mesa Version
amdgpu
Capture Method (Linux Only)
wlroots
Config
Apps
{ "env": { "PATH": "$(PATH):$(HOME)\/.local\/bin" }, "apps": [ { "name": "Retroarch", "image-path": "\/home\/uwu\/retroarch.png", "exclude-global-prep-cmd": "false", "working-dir": "\/home\/uwu", "output": "\/home\/uwu\/retroarch.log", "cmd": "\/home\/uwu\/.nix-profile\/bin\/retroarch" }, { "name": "Low Res Desktop", "image-path": "desktop.png", "prep-cmd": [ { "do": "xrandr --output HDMI-1 --mode 1920x1080", "undo": "xrandr --output HDMI-1 --mode 1920x1200" } ] }, { "name": "Steam Big Picture", "detached": [ "setsid steam steam:\/\/open\/bigpicture" ], "image-path": "steam.png" }, { "name": "Firefox", "output": "", "cmd": "\/run\/current-system\/sw\/bin\/firefox", "exclude-global-prep-cmd": "false", "elevated": "false", "image-path": "", "working-dir": "\/home\/uwu" } ] }Relevant log output
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