Same error: Segmentation fault. I have no idea why I did everything as you said. If it doesn't
give you this error, I don't know why!
EDIT:
Here is the command error: dmesg | grep -i segfault:
vlc[2031]: segfault at b27b6bae ip b1d3ab24 sp bffcc94c error 7 in libQt5Core.so.5.14.2[b1c6b000+365000]
vlc[14267]: segfault at b25f4bae ip b1b78b24 sp bfbb04ec error 7 in libQt5Core.so.5.14.2[b1aa9000+365000]
vlc[14268]: segfault at b2600bae ip b1b84b24 sp bfd6870c error 7 in libQt5Core.so.5.14.2[b1ab5000+365000]
Since it is a Qt5 Libraries problem I wanted to check with the command:
tazpkg list | grep qt5
But it did not report any message.
The command "tazpkg list | grep qt5" did not report any message, it means that there are no Qt5 packages installed according to the tazpkg package manager. However, this package was installed manually because the segmentation fault specifically mentions libQt5Core.so.5.14.2. So I do not understand why vlc does not see it.
Then I wanted to check manually:
find /usr/lib/ -name "libQt5Core.so*"
But it appeared "directory or file does not exist".
I went to search for the directory:
"ls /usr/" then "ls /usr/lib/"
and finally: find /lib/ -name "libQt5Core.so*" did not report any message. As if it was not present in the system. However, the segmentation fault reported by dmesg implies that VLC is trying to use this library.
There are two possibilities:
VLC was compiled with Qt5 support, but the libraries are missing: This could cause VLC to crash when it tries to use the Qt5 interface.
OR
VLC setup or installation is incomplete or corrupt: It could be that some components needed to run VLC are missing.
However, VLC has been reinstalled several times.
I can't tell you more.
