Good morning,
As publishers and curators to the referencing skin, “Arctic Zephyr: From Ashes” we will provide additional information which was not included in the original postings by @h4xdaplanet. Through various reports and a multitude of testings it has been determined via system log stack traces a “Segmentation Fault” occurs under very specific conditions outlined below:
- The platform is a Raspberry Pi
- The skin is “Arctic Zephyr: From Ashes”
- The Operating System is either OSMC, OpenELEC, or LibreELEC
It appears that in the case of OSMC, the operating system is actually a stripped down version of the Debian platform running Kodi Jarvis. The full version of the Debian platform running Kodi Jarvis runs the skin and Kodi without issue.
Stack traces have linked the issue to the following file:
ld-linux.so
This is the dynamic loader or dynamic linker for Linux which of course can be modified and reconfigured by distributions and depending on the distribution may in fact be further configurable by the end user.
It is possible that OSMC, LibreELEC, and OpenELEC are simply missing key packages which are included in the main distributions they are built upon which is causing the kernel to panic on boot.
We will attempt to contact the developers of OSMC more directly to affect a resolution to this issue.
If other users are using “Arctic Zephyr: From Ashes,” we are monitoring this thread on OSMC and ask that system logs be provided to further the investigation. Please note that it will ultimately be up to the OSMC developers on whether or not this gets fixed but it is clear that this issue is effecting a very specific subset of users running on the OSMC platform.