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Linux: Mesa 24 allocator segfault #18197
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Current temporary patch Ive been using: |
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Can we also add crash details to this ticket? I.e callstack. The solution needs be much more narrow in terms of disabling the allocator for the exact API (for the given firmware version + platform) that is causing the crash. |
@moudgils Heres the callstack:
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Describe the bug
On Linux distros with Mesa 24 O3DE will segfault when enumerating physical devices.
This should happen with any version of O3DE where the Vulkan RHI is using a custom allocator.
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Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Desktop/Device (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Seems to be more of an issue from Mesa when it free's data about the Vulkan icd's.
This doesn't happen in Mesa 23.
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