50% chance that pxsx2.exe git crashes on startup
#21
Nope have it running for quiet some time now and as i said before it's really only the newer svns doing that nothing else stable works fine too, i have 8 gb ram should be enough.
It's definitely a problem with the PCSX2 git and something else hardware software related causing this.
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#22
So if you use an older got build with exactly the same renderer and settings it doesn't crash?
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#23
(07-07-2015, 01:01 PM)refraction Wrote: So if you use an older got build with exactly the same renderer and settings it doesn't crash?

Isn't that what we are writing about for 3 pages now? Blink
ah well ok again: I can use the newest gsdx and other plugins and settings and even the widescreen hacks archive in the stable release and older svns without a problem only the newer svns have a 50 % chance of crashing at startup if aero is enabled i cant exactly pin down at which svn this started happening atm unfortunately.
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#24
it would be good to pin that down... What is the problem? Why cant you test revisions?
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#25
I also see this issue. From my testing everything works up to revision v1.2.1-502-g91fcad0 and the issue appears with revision v1.2.1-504-g05b3301.
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#26
Do you have unusual symbols/fonts as Cyrillic ones?
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#27
(07-14-2015, 01:41 AM)willkuer Wrote: Do you have unusual symbols/fonts as Cyrillic ones?

Windows English default fonts
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#28
if it is pr 504 then it is the cso loading function..But I don't know how it could fail on you rig and on everyone else's not except for localization issues (as the cso loader uses file stuff)
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#29
(07-14-2015, 12:36 PM)willkuer Wrote: if it is pr 504 then it is the cso loading function..But I don't know how it could fail on you rig and on everyone else's not except for localization issues (as the cso loader uses file stuff)

I will run any debug versions that you need to help resolve the issue.
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#30
Well you would need to have a debugger... So something like VisualStudio would be helpful. (I think currently VS2012 is supported - unsure about VS2010). Then you could just start the build in debug mode and wait for the crash...
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