Ps3 build crashes when leaving through ps button about sm64-port HOT 9 CLOSED

Known issue, I have no idea how to fix it or what causes the crash.

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I forgot to say that the likely reason for this is that, when starting the game, there is a lv2 exception ocurring, which can only be seen on development devices or by someone with UART flag set and UART pins soldered (retails)

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Game: game exec processID = [0x01010200]
Loading configuration from 'sm64config.txt'
Config file 'sm64config.txt' not found. Creating it.
Saving configuration to 'sm64config.txt'
gfx_ps3_init: set mode 1920x1080
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # SDK version: 192001
lv2(2): # system software version: 4.84 (DEH)
lv2(2): # revision: 50697
gfx_ps3_init: init complete
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # Lv-2 detected an interrupt(exception) in a user PPU Thread.
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # Interrupt(exception) Info.
lv2(2): # Type : Data Storage
lv2(2): # SRR0 : 0x00000000000ff62c
lv2(2): # SRR1 : 0x800000000000e032
lv2(2): # DSISR: 0x0000000042000000
lv2(2): # DAR : 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # TB : 0x00000000daa72663
lv2(2): # HW Thread #: 0
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # Backtrace
lv2(2): # 0xfffffffffffffffc
lv2(2): # 0x00000000000ff770
lv2(2): # 0xbadadd0010400ccc
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # User PPU Thread Info.
lv2(2): # ID : 0x010400cd
lv2(2): # Name : sm64 audio
lv2(2): # Stack addr: 0x00000000d0109000
lv2(2): # Stack size: 0x0000000000010000
lv2(2): # Priority : 1500
lv2(2): # Proc name : /dev_hdd0/game/NINT99999/USRDIR/EBOOT.BIN
lv2(2): # Proc ID : 0x1010200
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # Register Info.
lv2(2): # LR: 0x0000000000000000 CR:0x00002008
lv2(2): # CTR: 0x0000000000000100
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # GPR 0: 0x0000000000000000 GPR 1: 0x00000000d0118b60
lv2(2): # GPR 2: 0x000000000023d5f0 GPR 3: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR 4: 0x800000000055fbc0 GPR 5: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR 6: 0x0000000000000000 GPR 7: 0x0000000000000085
lv2(2): # GPR 8: 0x8000000000865000 GPR 9: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR10: 0x0000000000000002 GPR11: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR12: 0x0000000000000001 GPR13: 0x0000000030007fc0
lv2(2): # GPR14: 0x0000000000000000 GPR15: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR16: 0x0000000000000000 GPR17: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR18: 0x0000000000000000 GPR19: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR20: 0x0000000000000000 GPR21: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR22: 0x0000000000000000 GPR23: 0x0000000010e07140
lv2(2): # GPR24: 0x00000000d0118bd0 GPR25: 0x00000000000002ac
lv2(2): # GPR26: 0x0000000000000000 GPR27: 0x0000000000000000
lv2(2): # GPR28: 0x0000000000000000 GPR29: 0x0000000010e07100
lv2(2): # GPR30: 0x000000001031e684 GPR31: 0x0000000000000008
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # XER: 0x0000000000000000 FPSCR: 0x00002000
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # FPR 0: 0x0000000000000000 FPR 1: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR 2: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR 3: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR 4: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR 5: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR 6: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR 7: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR 8: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR 9: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR10: 0x0000000000000000 FPR11: 0x3f00000000000000
lv2(2): # FPR12: 0x3f00000000000000 FPR13: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR14: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR15: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR16: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR17: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR18: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR19: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR20: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR21: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR22: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR23: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR24: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR25: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR26: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR27: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR28: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR29: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): # FPR30: 0x00000010403cd000 FPR31: 0x00000010403cd000
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # PRX Info: 7 PRX in process
lv2(2): # --/--: id-------- path------------------------------ version segments---
lv2(2): # 0/ 7: 0x23000000 [/dev_flash/sys/external/liblv2.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x10fd0000+0x00013b98+0x00000000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x10ff0000+0x00000d94+0x00000888 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 7: 0x23000c00 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libsysmodule.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x11000000+0x00008a68+0x00000000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x11010000+0x000014d8+0x00000034 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 2/ 7: 0x23000e00 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libsysutil.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x11020000+0x0001ee60+0x000010a0 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x11040000+0x00000874+0x0000cf8c [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 3/ 7: 0x23002100 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libgcm_sys.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x11050000+0x0000f9e8+0x00000000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x11060000+0x00000ab8+0x00002858 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 4/ 7: 0x23002200 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libaudio.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x11070000+0x000057e0+0x00000000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x11080000+0x00000358+0x000006d0 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 5/ 7: 0x23002300 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libio.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x11090000+0x0000ccf0+0x00000000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x110a0000+0x00000f10+0x00000038 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 6/ 7: 0x23002400 [/dev_flash/sys/external/libsre.sprx] 1. 1 2 segments
lv2(2): # ---/--- base------+filesz----+(mem-file) [flags-----]
lv2(2): # 0/ 2: 0x110b0000+0x0002e000+0x00002000 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): # 1/ 2: 0x110e0000+0x00003fe0+0x00000360 [0x00000001]
lv2(2): #
lv2(2): # Continue... (Lv-2 is still running.)
lv2(2): #

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That's interesting, thanks for the info. However I got absolutely no idea what could be causing it to happen and all the useful info I can get out of that exception log is that it happens in the audio thread.

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For some reason the exit callback isn't being triggered upon exiting through ps button. I suppose the main thread is too busy to check any of lv2's exit signals. (Lv2 detects this as a hang and restarts). We can however force it to check with sysUtilCheckCallback.

Something like this in pc_main.c will work.

while (1) {
    wm_api->main_loop(produce_one_frame);
    sysUtilCheckCallback();
}

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Thanks, I added that in 64c20f2. Can't test on a real PS3, but on RPCS3 the "Send exit cmd" button now kills the game properly.

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will ask one of my testers and report back. thanks @OsirizX ! and thanks for the commit @fgsfdsfgs :)

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RoxanneToday at 7:34 PM
XMB still flickers
but quitting works @zecoxao

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seems to work fine. i suppose we can close this

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