[Bug]: malloc(): invalid size (unsorted) happened on galaxy s25ultra / proot-distro
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Description
Problem description
tested termux ver: 118.2 / 119.0beta2
linux distro : archlinux arm (same img runs well on other devices : Motorola edge 40pro/ sd8gen2 (A13) ,ZTE nubia Z60ultra /sd8gen3 (A14)), Vivo iqoo neo 9pro /d9300 (A14) ,Sony Xperia 1 mk2 /sd864(A12)
I only have an 8elite cell phone running one ui7 / Android 15
I'm not sure if it's an Android issue or a Qualcomm chip issue or something else
I've tried multiple historical version mirrors from a few months ago and it all happens,So it shouldn't be a problem with archlinux rolling updates
Steps to reproduce the behavior.
time of occurrence:
archlinux booted,
1 :when i runing code-server 4.99.3 (or older edition),and when i connecting from browser,It happens probabilistically, and sometimes it can work fine。
2:when i open darktable (on LXDE ,VNC),
Error:free(): invalid next size (fast) Aborted
It happens the vast majority of the time,But it seems to have come up in the last two weeks。
For the time being, I have only encountered problems with these two programs, like firefox, qgis and other software I use is normal
What is the expected behavior?
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System information
- Termux application version: 118.2 / 119.0beta2
- Android OS version: 15
- Device model: galaxy s25 ultra
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the allocator crash while connecting to code-server through a browser and while opening darktable under LXDE/VNC on the Galaxy S25 Ultra running Android 15. Compare those failures with the listed working devices and applications; done means isolating whether proot triggers the invalid allocation and documenting or resolving the reproducible cause.
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Assessment
- Tech stack
- android, c, linux
- Domain
- operating-systems
- Issue type
- Bug
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
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- Needs clarification
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