weston-terminal crash

[Scott Moreau]

On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Bill Spitzak <spitzak at gmail.com> wrote:

> weston-terminal is apparently crashing after about 12 characters are
> typed. This is on the same system I had to turn EGL_DEPTH_SIZE off on. I
> get the following messages:
>
> nvfx_screen_get_param:103 -  Warning: unknown PIPE_CAP 57
> disconnect from client 0x92c50a8
> Error sending request: Broken pipe
> ./client-run.sh: line 34:  6436 Aborted                 $1
>
> Seems to me that some buffer is overflowing?
>
> If I turn on WAYLAND_DEBUG (and all the other _DEBUG symbols but this is
> the only one that produces anything) the last 2 keystrokes produce this:
>
> [1691172.954] wl_input_device at 6.key(**482727509, 28, 0)
> [1691605.322] wl_input_device at 6.key(**482727942, 28, 1)
> [1691613.089]  -> wl_shm at 3.create_buffer(new id 24, fd 8, 646, 390, 2584,
> 0)
> [1691626.510]  -> wl_buffer at 24.damage(0, 0, 646, 390)
> [1691626.586]  -> wl_surface at 22.attach(wl_**buffer at 24, 0, 0)
> [1691626.619]  -> wl_display at 1.sync(new id 26)
> [1691626.636]  -> wl_surface at 22.damage(0, 0, 646, 390)
> [1691631.609] wl_callback at 26.done(0)
> [1691631.675]  -> wl_buffer at 24.destroy()
> [1691631.818] wl_display at 1.delete_id(26)
> [1691737.523] wl_display at 1.delete_id(24)
> [1691737.566] wl_input_device at 6.key(**482728074, 28, 0)
> [1692199.147] wl_input_device at 6.key(**482728536, 28, 1)
> [1692205.122]  -> wl_shm at 3.create_buffer(**disconnect from client
> 0x92be680
> new id 24, fd 8, 646, 390, 2584, 0)
> Error sending request: Broken pipe
> Aborted
>
> Since the "disconnect from client" was imbedded in the debug output I
> think it was the wayland server that decided to kill the client, not the
> client crashing itself.
>
> Can you get a backtrace with gdb? For what it's worth, weston-terminal
works fine here on radeon.
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