You still didn't specify your client version.
gbrish wrote:I don't know why but I cannot reproduce this error... maybe it fixed itself?? o.o
You wish. I suggest to *always* run the client in a debugger. You can add an alias to ~/.bashrc
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alias mana='gdb -ex run --args mana'
(--args allows you to pass flags like -s and -u so they won't get handled by gdb)
and then always run mana from a terminal.
Oh, and you'll want to make sure you aren't running in fullscreen, because it won't close if it crashes in a debugger.
Or, you could add/edit a menu entry and check the "run in terminal" box with that extended command instead of just "mana".
gbrish wrote:anyways, Im using Linux 3.2.0-27-generic KDE 4.8.4
I meant, distro in {Debian,Ubuntu,Fedora,Gentoo,Slackware,...} and architecture in {x86, amd64, arm, ppc, sparc, mips, ...}
gbrish wrote:I didn't install any debug symbols because I didn't know which *-dbg package was the correct one and didn't want to install all of them.
For Debian, it's mana-dbg; for Gentoo, add -g to CXXFLAGS and splitdebug to FEATURES, for other distros, ask someone else, or look harder.
gbrish wrote:I ran gdb and went in game but this time it did not crash.
Sigh, not another Heisenbug.