system:
Ubuntu 14.04, 8GB ram
error log:
https://gist.github.com/ArthurGibbs/ed648cc66c4e43bf8b5e714c224a18fe
Ubuntu 14.04, 8GB ram
error log:
https://gist.github.com/ArthurGibbs/ed648cc66c4e43bf8b5e714c224a18fe
Silent crash to desktop
- Thread starter keahi
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SylenThunder
Community Moderator / IT Guru
At a glance, disable the Steam overlay, and any others you might have.
I'm not well versed on playing in Linux, but that is an old version of Ubuntu. We're on 18 now, but I strongly recommend at least 16.04.
I'm not well versed on playing in Linux, but that is an old version of Ubuntu. We're on 18 now, but I strongly recommend at least 16.04.
SylenThunder
Community Moderator / IT Guru
Windows Vista is still supported, but I wouldn't recommend running it.
The point being that there have been a lot of important kernel updates in 16 and 17, that do not exist on 14. Running such an old kernel could be part of the issue.
The point being that there have been a lot of important kernel updates in 16 and 17, that do not exist on 14. Running such an old kernel could be part of the issue.
The_Great_Sephiroth
New member
Vista hasn't been supported for a while now. It died on April 10, 2012, and extended support died April 11, 2017. Windows 7 is the current "old" supported OS through 2020 or up to 2023 with paid support.
Anyhow, I came to report a bug and saw this and thought I'd note that this is indeed a kernel issue according to the log which is posted above. Take a look at the ELF info. The library attempted to use an ELF class which the OP's kernel does not know. I run Gentoo GNU/Linux on MANY systems and am way ahead of Ubuntu. There have been a LOT of changes in the past four years upstream from Ubuntu and ELF stuff has seen its share. As Sylen suggested, you may want to update to something current. There have indeed been a ton of kernel updates in recent releases of Ubuntu.
Anyhow, I came to report a bug and saw this and thought I'd note that this is indeed a kernel issue according to the log which is posted above. Take a look at the ELF info. The library attempted to use an ELF class which the OP's kernel does not know. I run Gentoo GNU/Linux on MANY systems and am way ahead of Ubuntu. There have been a LOT of changes in the past four years upstream from Ubuntu and ELF stuff has seen its share. As Sylen suggested, you may want to update to something current. There have indeed been a ton of kernel updates in recent releases of Ubuntu.