Version 0.12.0 Repeated crash on OSX El Captain #7765

1. 
   MichelChouinard commented at 5:57 pm on March 29, 2016: none

   Preceding version did the same thing… Simply crash after some time… Updated to 0.12.0 and it became worst… Took a backup of my wallet file, cleaned bitcoin folders and started all over again… At some point during synchronisation bitcoin-core looked like working but synchro was stalled. Had to reboot my mac for a critical update. Started bitcoin-core app after reboot, synchronisation worked well and finished, received latest transactions in my wallet. This was Saturday.

   Today, crash again doing nothing and won’t reload. It start but crash again on block verification…

   First time I think, ok something corrupted the chainstate files somehow but this time I do think that it’s caused by the app.

   So here’s the crash report and debug log bitcoin-core_crash-report.txt debug.log.txt

2. jonasschnelli added the label Mac on Mar 29, 2016
3. 
   jonasschnelli commented at 6:14 pm on March 29, 2016: contributor

   I’m constantly running and testing Bitcoin Core on a Mac Mini with the most recent OSX version.

   Did you recently did a hardware test (RAM)? I guess you don’t overclock your mac? What disk are you using? External USB/TB/FW? Internal? Spinning or SSD? How many RAM do you have in total? What CPU / Mac modal are you using?

4. 
   MichelChouinard commented at 6:29 pm on March 29, 2016: none

   Did you recently did a hardware test (RAM)?

   • NO ( Never had trouble with anything else on my Mac )
   • RAM was tested last year on installation.

   I guess you don’t overclock your mac?

   • Never!!!!!!!!! I find that a bad practice!

   What disk are you using? External USB/TB/FW? Internal? Spinning or SSD?

   • Internal spinning. 2x500Go mounted in raid

   How many RAM do you have in total?

   • 16GB

   What CPU / Mac modal are you using?

5. 
   laanwj commented at 8:06 am on March 30, 2016: member

   @jonasschnelli @theuni any idea how we can get symbols here?

   011  org.bitcoinfoundation.Bitcoin-Qt    0x00000001076493f0 0x1071aa000 + 4846576
   112  org.bitcoinfoundation.Bitcoin-Qt    0x0000000107e1b69d 0x1071aa000 + 13047453
   213  org.bitcoinfoundation.Bitcoin-Qt    0x0000000107e1e455 0x1071aa000 + 13059157
   314  org.bitcoinfoundation.Bitcoin-Qt    0x00000001071bf50c 0x1071aa000 + 87308
   415  org.bitcoinfoundation.Bitcoin-Qt    0x00000001071bc874 0x1071aa000 + 75892
   

   With linux and windows build I can do a gitian build injecting -g into the C[XX]FLAGS, then use addr2line and such to convert the (relative) addresses from crash reports to functions manually. But I have no clue how to do a similar thing for MacOSX.

6. 
   fanquake commented at 1:10 pm on October 9, 2016: member

   @MichelChouinard Does the issue still happen with 0.13.0 ?
7. 
   fanquake commented at 9:57 am on October 10, 2016: member

   Closing for now, hard to debug without any more information. Can re-open if we see it happening again.
8. fanquake closed this on Oct 10, 2016

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9. 
   MichelChouinard commented at 2:42 pm on October 10, 2016: none

   Hi,

   Everything is working fine and the update when well.

   Sorry for the late reply.

   Michel Chouinard michel.chouinard@gmail.com

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   Closing for now, hard to debug without any more information. Can re-open if we see it happening again.

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