Crash on startup with latest commit about kami

[nopjmp]

What was the last version of KAMI you were using? we didn't update the libraries between feb and march. it crashes on start now because we are actually initializing the GUI at the start instead of before where it was doing it late. The crash you are getting is it's failing to find a compatible libm.so file but it should be compatible with openSUSE Leap unless something broke / changed in openSUSE.

[NepNep21]

Not sure honestly, i just know it was somewhere in february or january (probably february) (I used windows 10 then)

[B2H990]

This issue occurs with most stable distros as they bundle older versions of GLIBC see if you can backport it from newer releases of opensuse (No Idea how to do that on opensuse as I run debian and they make it quite easy)

[billy4479]

I had the same issue. Then I tried disabling all my other mods one by one and it turned out that it was because of malilib and/or other masa's mods. With those out of the way I am able to play normally.

Specs

OS: Arch Linux (kernel version 5.11.6)

Java: openjdk 11.0.10
Built myself on a631513
Logs: https://pastebin.com/LuFUZ9ub

[LordMZTE]

I had the same issue. Then I tried disabling all my other mods one by one and it turned out that it was because of malilib and/or other masa's mods. With those out of the way I am able to play normally.
Specs
OS: Arch Linux (kernel version 5.11.6)

Seems to be a mixin conflict with tweakeroo.
This is very likely a seperate issue

[billy4479]

Seems to be a mixin conflict with tweakeroo.
This is very likely a seperate issue

Oh, sorry, my bad. Should I open a new issue here or in Tweakeroo's repo?

[LordMZTE]

Seems to be a mixin conflict with tweakeroo.
This is very likely a seperate issue

Oh, sorry, my bad. Should I open a new issue here or in Tweakeroo's repo?

Well, this may not even be a problem with KAMI and tweakeroo, but it could be any other mod and tweakeroo. But i guess they are using a @Redirect mixin, which is pretty much always a problem, because that way you can never have 2 mixins on the same function. But this isn't directly anyone's fault. If youre gonna report this, then probably to tweakeroo, just for the "Dangerous" kind of mixin they're using.

[5HT2]

because that way you can never have 2 mixins on the same function.

You can, just not a redirect

[LordMZTE]

because that way you can never have 2 mixins on the same function.

You can, just not a redirect

yes, as i stated

[ForBai]

Same problem.
I a m also using Linux Ubuntu

[ForBai]

You could solve it when you disable splashscreen idk how

[brandonplank]

I believe this is caused by Optifabric, When mine was crashing, it said it was because of a conflict with it and this package.

[NepNep21]

I believe this is caused by Optifabric, When mine was crashing, it said it was because of a conflict with it and this package.

I wasn't using optifabric