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Could ASSUME_KERNEL have something to do with that? System information: AMD 64x2 (dual core) kernel 2.6.12-10-amd64-k8-smp Nvidia Geforce 6600 GT PCI Express Nvidia drivers 1.0-8178 At first I thought the path object bug was related to openGL graphics, but I'm ruling that out now since I have the same problem on a machine with AGP 8x Geforce 5200.

#OPENOFFICE 4.0.1 CROP 32 BIT#

I also tried to revert back to a 32 bit version (8.0.523), but then houdini doesn't seem to recognize my nfs mounts anymore. Maybe subprocessed are not aware…ĭriesD Sorry if some of you are offended by doulbe posting (this question is on the mailing list too), but I thought of trying my luck here as well. Would it get confused? Will the system setting get overruled by the environmental variable? Hmm, continuing the search… Thinking about it: the LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set only just before the houdini binary gets called.

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In ubuntu, by default, there is no LD_LIBRARY_PATH set but the file /etc/ld.so.conf looks like this: $cat /etc/ld.so.conf /lib32 /usr/lib32 /usr/X11R6/lib32 When sourcing houdini_setup_bash, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH gets set to /production/software/linux/houdini/dsolib usr/lib lib and those last 2 entries are 64 bit libraries. The other path of my thoughts goes down to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable. And for the record, the shares are automounted. (I'm trying now to see whether a share that is in fact an export from the local filesystem will work. It's actually a share from an apple server, but it works just fine in the rest of linux. My home directory is on a share, so all my personal settings are not loaded. I can navigate through all the local files, but not a share. hip file which was first made up with a 32 bit version Houdini) Okay, so when moving back to 32 bit, houdini doesn't recognize my nfs mounted filesystem anymore, meaning: in any dialog window, I can't navigate to a share.

(although, the path object works fine on an existing. I'm also convinced that it is related to the 64 bit version. At Sop level, the same thing happens with a curve SOP.

When I click for the first point and then move the mouse to set a second point, Houdini segfaults. Hey John, The bug occurs when I start a paht object in the viewport at object level. Among the things I've tried to resolve this: delete all the non-default otl's, rename my $HOME/houdini8.0 directory, create new desktop,… I tried all this with the latest 64 bit build: 8.0.517, but also with the earliest 64bit build: 8.0.410 and all builds in between. hip file that was started on a 32 bit version, the path object works just fine. The REALLY weird thing is that when using a. You can set a start point but moving the mouse after that segmentation faults. I noticed that the crash occurs only when moving the mouse. Apart from this path object bug, there doesn't seem to be any other issue. Does anybody out here has 64bit Houdini running on Debian or Ubuntu? I get a segfault when trying to make a path at object level (sop level idem). Sorry if some of you are offended by doulbe posting (this question is on the mailing list too), but I thought of trying my luck here as well.

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