Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

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bib1963
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Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by bib1963 »

So, 1.14.* all failed.

I have an x64 system, and all 64bit libs on openSuse should be in /usr/lib64

A search for libmakemkv.so.1 found an old 64bit version in /usr/lib.

Removing that, as well as libdriveio.so.0 & libmmbd.so.0 in /usr/lib, FINALLY got makemkv to work.

It was picking up a version from 2 years ago. I assume < 1.14 copied the libs into /usr/lib and 1.14 into /usr/lib64, and the old ones were never removed.

Only problem I have now, is makemkv says the disc is called LOGICAL_VOLUME_ID, & each title is of the form, title_t01.mkv. Ah well, can't have everything I suppose.
Wagonfixin
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by Wagonfixin »

Hey! Thanks for documenting this! I was smacking my head on the keyboard - This fixed it for me too!
Topher
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by Topher »

Yes, thank you!

How did you come to find out these files were the culprit?
aelthwin
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by aelthwin »

Worked for me on OpenSUSE Leap 15.0
tuxtv
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by tuxtv »

Same here with Tumbleweed. Those old libraries were just lurking around until at least 1.15.1, but are not part any more in 1.15.3.
Good work, pal!
jvian1
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by jvian1 »

The duplicate libraries were what hosed me up as well.

Upgrading from 1.14.5 to 1.15.3 and got the same error.
Found duplicates of libmakemkv.so.1, libdriveio.so.0 and libmmbd.so.0 in both /dev/lib and /dev/lib64. Guess that confused the linker.
Manually removed all, reinstalled 1.15.3 and all was well.

I hope the maintainer can fix the install process to remove old libraries during the install so the leftovers are not a problem going forward.
aurik
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Re: Application Failed to Initialize - finally fixed for me

Post by aurik »

I found another version in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu that I had to remove. Apparently that came from a "snap" makemkv install.
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