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CrocoDuck o'Ducks posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi there! I am trying to build the docker file 'acousto-2.0_dockerfile' by issuing this command: docker build - < acousto-2.0_dockerfile However, the build fails at this stage: checking for Cblacs_pinfo in -lblacsCinit... no checking for Cblacs_pinfo in -lblacsC... no checking for Cblacs_pinfo in -lmpiblacsCinit... no checking for Cblacs_pinfo in -lblacsCinit_MPI... no checking for Cblacs_pinfo in -lblacsCinit-openmpi... no configure: error: Provided blacs does not work! It is perhaps worth to mention...
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Interesting. Gonna try the latest version again then. If you can submit a small archive with a complete minimal crashing session it would be really appreciated. As a note, lsp-plugins-lv2-bin appears to be at version 1.0.23. Is it that version you are using?
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I did few more tests using your very same Ardour version and session file but I still cannot make it crash on my system. That's pretty weird. I wonder whether I should try with all the session files in place. I get that the session "more kit testing" (which causes the crash in your system) is pretty small, with just one midi track. Try to compress the whole session folder, if it is just few MB perhaps it will fit in the attachments.
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Got Ardour from ardour-git, but still unable to reproduce the issue. Got a different version though: Ardour5.9.33 (built using 5.9-33-g244313f43 and GCC version 6.3.1 20170306) Can you also repost your full version? ardour5 --version
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Not exactly, but that actually clarifies things anyway. I was thinking of looking at this: cat /usr/bin/ardour5 while what you posted looks like what I would get out of this: ls /usr/lib/ardour5/ but I can still see that you are on Ardour 5.9.13, from git. I am running 5.9.0 from repos instead: that's why my change in ardour5.valgrind does not work for you. If you run cat /usr/bin/ardour5 I would expect the last line to look like this then: exec $GDB /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.13 "$@" So edit the...
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Thank you funkmuscle. Unfortunately I cannot make your session to crash on my system. I wonder what's going on with your /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0: I think it should be there. Did you install ardour from repos or ardour-git from AUR? Can you show us the contents of /usr/bin/ardour5?
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I am not too sure as I am new to valgrind too. However, seems to me that we must ensure valgrind operates with /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0, which to operate properly needs the environment variables and checks operated by the /usr/bin/ardour5 script. So, I did this: cp /usr/bin/ardour5 /usr/bin/ardour5.valgrind nano /usr/bin/ardour5.valgrind Locate this line (should be the last one): exec $GDB /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0 "$@" and change it to exec $GDB valgrind --leak-check=full --tool=memcheck...
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I am not too sure as I am new to valgrind too. However, seems to me that we must ensure valgrind operates with /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0, which to operate properly needs the environment variables and checks operated by the /usr/bin/ardour5 script. So, I did this: cp /usr/bin/ardour5 /usr/bin/ardour5.valgrind nano /usr/bin/ardour5.valgrind Locate this line (should be the last one): exec $GDB /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0 "$@" and change it to exec $GDB valgrind --leak-check=full --tool=memcheck...
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Ehm... uhm... embarrassing moment... I think the reason why the session crashed is because I loaded the midimap instead of the drumkit by accident. This seems to crash Ardour, also for sessions with drumgizmo only. So I think that actually I still have to properly reproduce this. I think you are right about valgrind looking at bash. I did as you suggested and edited the last line of ardour5.valgrind to this: exec $GDB valgrind --leak-check=full --tool=memcheck /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-5.9.0 "$@" It...
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I think I reproduced the issue. My platform: Linux arch 4.9.29-1-lts #1 SMP Sat May 20 17:35:48 CEST 2017 x86_64 GNU/Linux Software versions: Ardour5.9.0 (built using 5.9 and GCC version 6.3.1 20170306) LSP plugins from AUR: local/lsp-plugins-lv2-bin 1.0.23-1 Linux Studio Plugins: LV2 format local/lsp-plugins-lxvst-bin 1.0.24-1 Linux Studio Plugins: VST format Drumgizmo from AUR: local/drumgizmo 0.9.13-2 (lv2-plugins) an open source cross-platform drum plugin and stand-alone application (lv2) I cannot...
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Hi there! Did you install LSP plugins from the AUR? If so, which packages?
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