Wine error: "seh:segv_handler_early Got unexpected trap 14 during process initialization"
by business_kid from LinuxQuestions.org on (#59JXE)
I'm having this wine error on a live usb. This program worked with wine-4.01, kernel 4.19.59 & matching software of that vintage, but the USB disk eventually started spouting errors, so I had to reinstall The show stopping error is:
Code:1897.216:0020:0024:err:seh:segv_handler_early Got unexpected trap 14 during process initialization
0024: *killed* exit_code=0
0020: *process killed*
wineserver: exiting (pid=2309)I put a full 'WINEDEBUG=+all' output up On Pastebin in the unlikely event that somebody wants more information. I suggest starting backwards from the end.
What is "trap 14?" It looks like something made immodest advances, because it got killed awfully rapidly. Without the WINEDEBUG set, I usually get to see the splash screen, but never the program.
My Box is a 2012 version of your modern Samsung NP350V5C laptops, i3, HD400 Ivy Bridge Graphics, 6G of Ram & 250G SSD. The whole reason for the usb is to run wine. Slackware do a 32/64 bit build of wine and compat32 libraries to allow you to run 32 or 64 bit binaries, so this should work. The DE is XFCE, and I'm pretty sure I can rule out graphics, or memory issues.
This is wine-5.18-staging, which is stable enough on Slackware64-current, and the very same version and program work fine for me on pc.
Code:1897.216:0020:0024:err:seh:segv_handler_early Got unexpected trap 14 during process initialization
0024: *killed* exit_code=0
0020: *process killed*
wineserver: exiting (pid=2309)I put a full 'WINEDEBUG=+all' output up On Pastebin in the unlikely event that somebody wants more information. I suggest starting backwards from the end.
What is "trap 14?" It looks like something made immodest advances, because it got killed awfully rapidly. Without the WINEDEBUG set, I usually get to see the splash screen, but never the program.
My Box is a 2012 version of your modern Samsung NP350V5C laptops, i3, HD400 Ivy Bridge Graphics, 6G of Ram & 250G SSD. The whole reason for the usb is to run wine. Slackware do a 32/64 bit build of wine and compat32 libraries to allow you to run 32 or 64 bit binaries, so this should work. The DE is XFCE, and I'm pretty sure I can rule out graphics, or memory issues.
This is wine-5.18-staging, which is stable enough on Slackware64-current, and the very same version and program work fine for me on pc.