Need to launch 5-10 times or more before the aof6 modpack starts working.

[vernal kettle]

The console says there's something called stack smashing terminated. Once the game runs, it works completely fine. I'm using Linux mint (new to Linux in general so idk how to use terminal stuff)

[brazen stone]

Hey I'm also on Mint and have been getting the same error. Have you found any fix?

The most I've seen is switching LWJGL from 3.3.1 to 3.2.2 but then it crashes for a different reason (looks like there's a bunch of mods that aren't happy with the older version?) :/

[glass yarrow]

I think people have had more success going the other way—compile and use the newest LWJGL.

Searching this discord or google should turn up detailed instructions on how to do that.

[vernal kettle]

I found some methods to using new glfw versions but I couldn’t understand the instructions cuz I’m new to Linux

https://github.com/TeamAOF/All-of-Fabric-6/issues/115

https://github.com/PrismLauncher/PrismLauncher/issues/916#issuecomment-1479847620

[vernal kettle]

^ personally couldn’t understand them but u should give them a try

[brazen stone]

I’m not sure what did it, but the game appears to be much more stable now

The biggest change I made was updating to nvidia closed drivers 530 (open just straight up didn’t recognize my dedicated GPU 💀)

I also switched from FTB Chunks to Xaero’s which has significantly reduced stuttering

[vernal kettle]

Oh. Mb u had a different issue then. I use integrated intel graphics and that’s recognized

[brazen stone]

Hmm

Is all your stuff up to date?

[vernal kettle]

I just get stack smashing errors. But once the game starts it runs perfectly

[brazen stone]

Yeah

Yeahno I did too

And the only solution I’ve heard is to compile LWJGL from source

[vernal kettle]

Should be. I only installed Linux a few days before getting Minecraft

[brazen stone]

But I updated to 530 last night and I haven’t had issues booting up the modpack

Hmm

[brazen stone]

Oh and I switched from PolyMC to Pri..sm? What the hell is the other one called

[vernal kettle]

How do I even do this.

[brazen stone]

Which in turn re-downloaded all the 1.19.3 files which worked out bc 1.19.3 got borked in the process of me updating everything

[vernal kettle]

I used both at launcher and prism. Both had the same issues

[brazen stone]

Honestly I am not the person to ask lmfao

[brazen stone]

Never hurts to do a quick sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade and flatpak update

[vernal kettle]

Well I kinda half gave up for now after asking in multiple places

[vernal kettle]

?

[brazen stone]

..

Update your stuff?

[vernal kettle]

I’m extremely new to this stuff so idk that’s possible

[brazen stone]

Open your terminal

Type “sudo apt update” then enter

Put in your password

That cmd will update your list of software so your computer knows which version is most recent and, by extension, what needs to be upgraded

Then, once that’s done, if anything is out-of-date, it’ll say how many things are so

[vernal kettle]

How would i upgrade them?

[brazen stone]

Then “sudo apt upgrade” will do the actual upgrading

[vernal kettle]

Wth. This terminal code seems stupid simple sometimes and other times so confusing

[brazen stone]

Note, that’ll only do it for everything you have installed via apt (default for Mint), you should also run a quick “flatpak update” in case anything you have installed via flatpak is out-of-date

[brazen stone]

Commands* but yes

For the most part, doing simple things like installing and updating things is quite easy

Hell, even compiling can sometimes be bitch easy (literally just changing the directory then smth like “cmake”) but it heavily depends on what you’re compiling

[vernal kettle]

I used to use iOS for everything. So it’s a big learning curve. Pls forgive

[brazen stone]

Lmao dw

I use an iPhone too

If you ever have any questions, don’t hesitate to shoot me a quick dm, I’ll respond when I can

I’m not an expert, but I can def help you acclimatize

[vernal kettle]

Oh thank you so much