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msst
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 Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2016 2:38 pm Post subject: kde4 somehow messed up by continuous plasma5 updates? |
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Am since a while experimenting with plasma5 and continously updating it. Was mostly working.
Now since a while most kde4 based programs seem to give trouble. And I cant make much of it.
System is using:
QT:
4.8.7-r2(4)(01:19:52 17.04.2016)(exceptions glib iconv icu qt3support ssl -aqua -debug -libressl -pch ABI_MIPS="-n32 -n64 -o32" ABI_PPC="-32 -64" ABI_S390="-32 -64" ABI_X86="64 -32 -x32") 5.5.1-r1(5)^t(01:22:25 17.04.2016)(icu -debug -systemd -test)
kde4: 16.03.90
kf5: 5.6.2
kde5apps: 16.03.90
And when I try to run for instance clementine I get:
QEglContext::swapBuffers(): "Bad surface (0x300D)"
and the window stays empty
When I try juK:
using visual class 4, id 2fd
juk(14150): Unable to setup to load cache... perhaps it doesn't exist?
schleusner@core ~> KCrash: Application 'juk' crashing...
When I try amarok even worse:
*** Error in `amarok': realloc(): invalid pointer: 0x00007f5a6c4a1820 ***
======= Backtrace: =========
An it is not limited to media programs. okular also crashed, when I force a recompile for okular-5.9999 it works. As all kf5 programs.
Hmm, something seems to messed up. Does anyone know what? Is there a way to recompile everything kde4 related? I cant seem to find a fitting set. |
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asturm
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| Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2016 4:02 pm Post subject: |
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It is hard to tell... in any case, Plasma-5 is not involved here, but maybe something is missing / was removed during the upgrade process. Does revdep-rebuild bring anything up? Do you have kdebase-runtime-meta installed? It contains runtime dependencies for a KDE4 desktop / applications.
Does it actually help when you rebuild juk or clementine?
Do you use prelink? |
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msst
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| Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2016 5:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Does revdep-rebuild bring anything up? |
Nope, I run that after each update.
| Quote: | | Do you have kdebase-runtime-meta installed? |
Yes, version 16.03.90
| Quote: | | Does it actually help when you rebuild juk or clementine? |
Nope, done several times both with the git-master version as well as normal testing or stable.
| Quote: | | Do you use prelink? |
Installed versions: 20130503(23:28:55 27.10.2015)(-selinux)
I know nothing about it otherwise nor do I do anything explicit with it.
Currently I am trying to recompile everything from qt-* and kde-*. We will see. But I am not sure I hit every dependency. |
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msst
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| Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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In this bug the describe that a prelink -u libraries run did temporarily fix the issue.
I tried prelink -u /usr/lib64/* and /lib64/*, however it does not change anything. Does look like a different bug to me. |
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msst
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After quite some searching and trying I found this thread:
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-947242-start-0.html
As I expected this to have something to do with qt and opengl/egl I have now recompiled
qtopengl:5 and qtcore:5 with +egl (as is forced by the mandatory wayland integration into plasma5)
qtopengl:4 and qtcore:4 explicitly with -egl use flag.
And voila, the nasty
| Code: | | QEglContext::swapBuffers(): "Bad surface (0x300D)" |
bug from clementine and a few other qt:4 progs is gone. Fantastic, seems qt:4 is incompatible and buggy with egl use flag.
Amarok and juk were still crashing, so I recompiled them both with the newly compiled qt-libs. Result juk is fixed, amarok still crashing on the git-master version, but a downgrade to stable and it also works now.
Lesson: -egl required for qt:4, the opposite for qt:5. What a mess. |
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asturm
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| Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 8:38 pm Post subject: |
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| I can't confirm that observation with my systems, which also have USE=egl (and I can't remember a related bug report). Maybe it is a bad combination of flags? |
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msst
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Possible. I am using the following use flags:
| Code: | USE="7zip a52 aac aalib ace acpi alac alsa ao avahi bash-completion bzip2
ccache cgi clamav cli cn700 colordiff cracklib cups curl daap dane dbus
domainkeys encode exif exim exiscan exiscan-acl extensions fam fastcgi
fftw flac ftp gcrypt gd gdbm geoip gif gocr hardened hddtemp iconv id3
imap imapc inotify ipv6 jbig jpeg jpeg2k kerberos lame lastfm ldap ldns
libwww lm_sensors logrotate lqr managesieve matroska mng mp3 mpeg
musepack musicbrainz mysql mysqli mysqlnd ncurses nfs nfsidmap nfsv4
nfsv41 offensive ogg openrc pcre perl php png python python3 replaygain
samba sasl sharedext sieve slang speex spell spf sqlite sqlite3 sse2 ssh
swat syslog taglib tcl threads thumbnail tidy tiff tty-helpers unicode
usb vorbis wavpack webdav wmf x264 xinetd xml xmlrpc xvid zlib -gnutls" |
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