Game refuses to launch with Fabric API installed 1.20.2 on Linux

[WindClan]

Ive tried with no mods, vanilla, mods that dont need vulkan API, and just Fabric API. Anytime fabric api is installed the game refuses to boot and just crashes with the same error every time, no matter what other mods are installed.

Log with just Fabric API:
https://mclo.gs/2O3xK4t

[intact]

Do you have realtime-privileges package installed?

[WindClan]

realtime-privileges

No but retesting with the package installed results in the same thing so I'd say its unrelated

[intact]

Minecraft ALSOFT Failed to set real-time priority for thread: Operation not permitted

[WindClan]

Minecraft ALSOFT Failed to set real-time priority for thread: Operation not permitted

Issue occurs only with Fabric API while this warning appears on vanilla too
Log without fabric API enabled: https://mclo.gs/MSIEnJ5

[apple502j]

@throughthefog The Fabric API Big Jar is actually a bundle of multiple jar files for each module (see META-INF/jars). Could you remove the big jar, extract those jars from the file and put all of them except fabric-sound-api-v1-VERSION.jar, on the mods folder and try to load it?

[WindClan]

@throughthefog The Fabric API Big Jar is actually a bundle of multiple jar files for each module (see META-INF/jars). Could you remove the big jar, extract those jars from the file and put all of them except fabric-sound-api-v1-VERSION.jar, on the mods folder and try to load it?

Removing fabric-sound-api-v1-0.89.2.jar seemed to fix the issue

Log without sound API: https://mclo.gs/7L4m6HM
Log with sound API: https://mclo.gs/YsWcuzX

[modmuss50]

What OS and version are you running? I could maybe try in a VM to reproduce it, I have a feeling I'm going unsuccessfull. I have no clue how the sound-api could cause a native crash, its a really simple module. 🤔

[WindClan]

What OS and version are you running? I could maybe try in a VM to reproduce it, I have a feeling I'm going unsuccessfull. I have no clue how the sound-api could cause a native crash, its a really simple module. 🤔

Im running Arch Linux and using pipewire for audio (with pipewire-pulse, pipewire-jack, etc.)
if it matters im using KDE plasma and using jre17-openjdk-17.0.8.1.u1-1 java package

[Shnupbups]

Could you maybe share the hs_err_pid4885.log file? The log you posted says that error report has more information, it should just be in the .minecraft folder of your instance.

[WindClan]

Could you maybe share the hs_err_pid4885.log file? The log you posted says that error report has more information, it should just be in the .minecraft folder of your instance.

hs_err_pid4885.log

(ignore the instance name, i upgraded it to 1.20.2 and forgot to change the name)

[modmuss50]

Im a little lost on this issue, I fail to see how the sound-api could cause this. On its own with no other mod using it it makes no affective changes. Clearly you have logs with it working without the sound api though...

If anyone has any ideas do let me know.

[modmuss50]

Just wondering if this might be a launcher problem, maybe using the worng natives? Could you try and see if this also happens when you use the offical Minecraft launcher?

[WindClan]

Alright I don't know what caused it but remaking the instance fixed it? Even downgrading LWJGL which I noticed was a newer version didnt recreate the bug

[modmuss50]

It seemed to be using a snapshot build of the natives, I found this /tmp/lwjgluser/3.3.1-SNAPSHOT/libopenal.so in the hs_err file. I cannot see any way this could be caused by fabric's api.