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OPEN  Crash report #1864  -  Crash after upgrading Fedora from 39 to 43
Posted Sep 03, 2026 - updated Sep 09, 2026   Shortlink: http://arx.vg/1864
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Issue description
Hi there. First time playing Arx Libertatis after upgrading my OS. Fedora 43 i3 Spin (was 39 last time I played). I haven't experienced this issue prior to upgrading.

In-game state starts loading a save. Most recent major actions before saving: kill the ice dragon, teleport back to the castle.

Upon trying to move a stack of items, the game crashes. This happens while moving a stack of items within a chest, and also while moving a stack of items out of/within my inventory. No indication that it's item-specific, as it happened with empty bottles, dragon bones, torches.

Everything below here is the contents of the crash folder

crash.txt 
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arx.log 
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cfg.ini 
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maps.txt 
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Steps to reproduce this issue
1. Load save 2. Try to move a stack of items in one movement (i.e. shift + click + drag)


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Comment posted by
Guest user
Sep 03, 13:10
Worth mentioning, my graphics card is Nvidia GeForce 980Ti

Searching for the gm200_validate_sample_locations function (based on instruction pointer) finds a similar issue in KWin for similar graphics cards on Fedora 43: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/kwin-crashes-on-f43/172514 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=512777

and the Mesa3D bug report, since patched: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/work_items/14082

Will dig and see if 44 has the fixed version. Only stopped on 43 because I was too lazy to do a third OS upgrade in as many days.
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Comment posted by
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icon_reply.pngSep 09, 13:54, in reply to comment #1
Good news -- upgrading to Fedora 44 fixed it.

Guest user wrote:
Worth mentioning, my graphics card is Nvidia GeForce 980Ti

Searching for the gm200_validate_sample_locations function (based on
instruction pointer) finds a similar issue in KWin for similar graphics
cards on Fedora 43:
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/kwin-crashes-on-f43/172514
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=512777

and the Mesa3D bug report, since patched:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/work_items/14082

Will dig and see if 44 has the fixed version. Only stopped on 43 because I
was too lazy to do a third OS upgrade in as many days.