Segmentation faults with mupen64plus after update

sonicsheppard

Hello,

After a recent update I am receiving segmentation fault errors when trying to launch games using mupen64plus.

Pi Model or other hardware: Raspberry Pi 3
Power Supply used: 5V 3A USB mains power
RetroPie Version Used: 4.3.1 RetroPie script
Built From: made from 4.3 RetroPie image, updated script to 4.3.1
USB Devices connected: Wireless Rapoo-T series keybpard/mouse, Bluetooth dongle, Hyper X 256 USB drive
Controller used: RetroBit/8BitDo Bluetooth N64 controller
Emulator: All non libretro mupen64plus cores tried (Glide, gles etc)
How to replicate the problem: Update raspberry pi using sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade, update retropie to 4.3.1, update mupen64plus cores using Binary. Attempt to launch N64 rom.

Log found in /dev/shm/runcommand.log (if relevant):

Parameters: 
Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh mupen64plus-video-GLideN64 "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/n64/WWF No Mercy (USA) (Rev A).n64" 320x240
/opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh: line 423:  4184 Segmentation fault      SDL_VIDEO_RPI_SCALE_MODE=1 "$rootdir/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus" --noosd --windowed $RES --rsp ${RSP_PLUGIN}.so --gfx ${VIDEO_PLUGIN}.so --audio ${AUDIO_PLUGIN}.so --configdir "$configdir/n64" --datadir "$configdir/n64" "$ROM"

I'm not sure when this started occurring as I had not launched an N64 game for a few weeks.

Peridot

I've been having similar issues, not sure how related they are:

Ir-mupen64plus = Works fine
gles2n64 = Black screen with audio playing
gles2rice-hires = Black screen with audio playing
gles2rice = Black screen with audio playing
GLideN64-hires = Crash to emulationstation
GLideN64 = Crash to emulationstation

Tried deleting it (and all configs) and reinstalled from binary and source. Getting the same error in line 423.

sonicsheppard

@peridot I'd need to try it again, but I think this might have been what I was seeing. Glide was definitely the one crashing to ES. Gonna try updating from source.

sonicsheppard

Still the same issues after updating mupen64plus from source.

Juakin

Hi!, I think I'm experiencing the same issue.

angiolucci

Hello. It seems I'm facing this very same issue!

Wenderu

Same problem here. After update, won't load roms . Same as:

"Ir-mupen64plus = Works fine
gles2n64 = Black screen with audio playing
gles2rice-hires = Black screen with audio playing
gles2rice = Black screen with audio playing
GLideN64-hires = Crash to emulationstation
GLideN64 = Crash to emulationstation"

I have spent the last 3 days trying to fix this, but I think it is a problem with the update now. I have installed another retropie and same problem. I hope this is fixed soon. Looking forward to hearing more about how to fix this. Thanks!

Acidnine

Today, I installed the latest retropie on my Pi 3 (rpi USB boot). Copied media, tested N64 games just fine. Ran an update to test and now have the same issue.

jonnykesh

@acidnine Update from source. Just tested it and it is working fine.

sonicsheppard

Confirmed Glide is no longer crashing after updating from source, not tried gles yet though. Thanks!

Peridot

Confirmed, all cores working correctly after updating. Thanks to the team for fixing it so fast.

Azeron

Hello!

I have the same issue with my pi3 and the newest retropie version and today I updated the mupen64plus package from source but after starting a rom, 2 secounds later it crashes to the emulationstation n64 rom menu.

What packages do you updated from source? Now i started the update lr-mupen64plus package from source. I hope this fix the problem for me.

thanks

jonnykesh

@azeron Not lr-mupen64plus You are probably using the standalone mupen64plus which is not a libretro / RetroArch core. This is the package you need to update from source. If you have already done this then I don't know what your specific issue is as this has worked to fix the issue for everyone else.

BuZz

Updating now will likely break it. Don't update for now from source. Latest binaries should work (make sure RetroPie is up to date). This has changed from earlier in thread, when we moved to newer SDL - we rolled back for now.

Acidnine

@buzz Thank you! I did an update through the retropie setup menu and it's working again.

Azeron

@jonnykesh At first I updated the standalone mupen64plus package from source but it didn't solve the problem so I updated the lr-mupen64plus package too.

In reddit someone wrote that it should work from now on with an update from the binarys.
I tried the mupen64plus update from binarys and now it works :D