Fusion 9 on Fedora 26 not loading

Having trouble getting Fusion 9 to run. I get this error:
*** Error in `./Fusion': free(): invalid pointer: 0x00007f06780e2d40 ***

Then it seems to load but aborts at random spots - always when trying to load from the fusion9 lib folder.

Fedora 26 with Nvidia 384.59.

Nuke, Houdini, Mocha Pro, PFtrack, and Syntheyes all work great. Resolve also works pretty well in this setup.

Sorry for the double-post but I saw other errors out there like this and they all had Xeon proc's. So I followed my nose and uninstalled the Intel OpenCL runtime that I usually install for Houdini opencl to work better. Voila, Fusion launches with no problems.

Might not help anyone else but that's what fixed it for me.

I'm on Fedora 25 but had similar issues, not only with Fusion but also Resolve.

This worked for me:

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dnf remove mesa-libOpenCL
dnf remove beignet

Just in case...

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dnf remove mesa-libOpenCL
dnf remove beignet

I updated my system and Fusion stopped working. I guess beignet and mesa-libOpenCL were reinstalled during the update? Weird! I remember removing these a while ago trying to get Resolve to work but your post helped me remeber to try it again. Thanks!

Sorry for the double-post but I saw other errors out there like this and they all had Xeon proc's.

I'm having a similar load issue with Xeon on CentOS 7, but getting:

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Xeon:
[  910.787972] traps: Fusion[3029] trap divide error ip:7fb971781a16 sp:7fff6e896340 error:0 in libqxcb.so[7fb97172d000+119000]

libqxcb.so is a Qt lib.

Everything works fine with Resolve. I suspect this is a Xeon issue with Fusion.

I wish BMD would address this. I'm happy to buy multiple dongles, but not until the program loads.

Cheers.

I noticed this issue happen when you have MESA OpenCL. Uninstalling it usually doesn't help, but what does help is the following (I tried it successfully).

Do the following:

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cd /etc/OpenCL/vendors
sudo mv mesa.icd mesa.icd.bak

Then run Fusion. It worked for me.

I can second that Mesa OpenCL causes issues on Fedora. Once I uninstalled it Fusion was happy again.

I noticed this issue happen when you have MESA OpenCL. Uninstalling it usually doesn't help, but what does help is the following (I tried it successfully).

Do the following:

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cd /etc/OpenCL/vendors
sudo mv mesa.icd mesa.icd.bak

Then run Fusion. It worked for me.

Nice one. Tnx !!

I'm getting "Floating point exception (core dumped)" on startup.

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dmesg:
[71639.439020] traps: Fusion[31170] trap divide error ip:7f48e3af1912 sp:7fff98461f70 error:0 in libqxcb.so[7f48e3a9d000+114000]


I've removed mesa.icd from /etc/OpenCL/vendors.

Fusion within Resolve 16b01 is fine. I'm currently running Ubuntu 18.04, but had the same problem on Centos.

Any ideas?