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crash when attempting test meeting (Fedora)

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April 12, 2022
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Last week, I upgraded to Fedora-35. Less than 1 hour ago, I removed and then re-installed zoom. In Firefox-98.0.2, I tried the zoom test meeting. A pop-up appears saying that zoom quit unexpectedly; then the pop-up disappears. Afterwards, I see in the Fedora problem reporting tool that kernel core reported an unexpected system error. Reason: traps: Chrome_IOThread[3915] trap invalid opcode ip:7fe5788c65a5 sp:7fe555ff92e0 error:0 in libcef.so[7fe57589f000+8451000].

What's the problem; how do I fix it?

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tim-rackn

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Same problem here on Fedora 35. Opened a support ticket with Zoom. I tried cleaning up cache, config, etc.

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WCMAuthor

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(also replying to BillM)

I also have this problem. zoom also crashes when trying to launch a real meeting. I, too, am on Fedora-35.

1. How can I view the support ticket?

2. I'd like to be kept informed of the progress on the support ticket.

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tim-rackn

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1. It's a private ticket.

2. I'm happy to relay whatever I get.

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tim-rackn

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From the support ticket I am working on, it appears installing the previous version of the client works for me. You can grab it here: http://zoom.us/client/5.9.6.2225/zoom_x86_64.rpm.

After downgrading, the crash report dialog shows up. I sent it in. Here's hoping it's useful.

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WCMAuthor

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Thank-you, Tim. I ninstalled the "new", and installed the "older" that you pointed me to. That allowed me me to submit the crash report. Curiously, zoom seemed to continued to work. I'll have to try a real zoom meeting with a friend in the near future.

I should tell you:

When I originally experienced the problem, I saw the "Chrome_IOThread[3915] trap" in the system problem report, and wondered if the problem might have something to do with me using a google account to log in. So I deleted my zoom account (tied to my google account), and created a new zoom account not tied to a google account. That did not fix anything. Before deleting the zoom account tied to my google account, I posted the problem. The original post (from "BillM") to this thread is mine. My subsequest posts are as "WCM", and use the new zoom account not tied to a google account. So I am both "BillM" and "WCM".

The detailed system report from the "newer" zoom crash is still available. If it's needed, ask. I will delete it in about a week.

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zmiimz

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thanks, I had the same problem and was able to "recover" the link and download the version for opensuse as well.

https://zoom.us/client/5.9.6.2225/zoom_openSUSE_x86_64.rpm

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tim-rackn

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I had some power issues. Finally got around to getting the crash report out. 5.10.3.2778 is the new version. It still crashes. I was able to get crash report and log from ~/.zoom/logs. I sent those in to support.

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Eycer

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Adding a +1 here, having the same problem with this zoom version. Also using Fedora 35.

Chrome_IOThread[14387] trap invalid opcode ip:7f6a32ed05a5 sp:7f69ffffd2e0 error:0 in libcef.so[7f6a2fea9000+8451000]

Doing the downgrade to 5.9.6.2225 worked for me

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Peter_B

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(+1) for version 5.10.4.2845 as well.

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tim-rackn

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Support suggested passing "--no-sandbox" on the command-line. It works (up through 5.10.4) .....It brings up a bunch of questions. What does --no-sandbox do? How do I get argument help? Is this just a work-around or is this the new norm?

I've asked. Hoping for some answers.