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Issue: pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library reports a FATAL error on most aarch64 CentOS and Ubuntu operating systems

svlys opened this issue · comments

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Problem Description:
When running the pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library on most aarch64 CentOS and Ubuntu operating systems, a FATAL error occurs with the following message: [FATAL:partition_root.cc(958)] Check failed: (internal::SystemPageSize() == (size_t{1} << 12)) || (internal::SystemPageSize() == (size_t{1} << 14)).

Steps to Reproduce:

Install and configure pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library on an aarch64 CentOS or Ubuntu operating system.
Run a program that utilizes the pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library.
Expected Behavior:
The pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library should run without any FATAL errors on aarch64 CentOS and Ubuntu operating systems.

Actual Behavior:
The pdfium-linux-arm64 dynamic library reports a FATAL error on most aarch64 CentOS and Ubuntu operating systems with the error message: [FATAL:partition_root.cc(958)] Check failed: (internal::SystemPageSize() == (size_t{1} << 12)) || (internal::SystemPageSize() == (size_t{1} << 14)).

commented

Hi @svlys,

Thank you very much for reporting this issue.
This reminds me of other issues we had with the partition allocator:

We previously fixed these issues by setting use_allocator_shim = false on Linux (#128) and then macOS (#138).
I wonder if we should set pdf_use_partition_alloc = false instead as we do for WASM.
@kleisauke, what do you think?

I started a build Linux/ARM64 with pdf_use_partition_alloc = false:
https://github.com/bblanchon/pdfium-binaries/actions/runs/7057919061
@svlys, can you download the build artifact and tell me if it works?

Best regards,
Benoit

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Hi @bblanchon

I was having this same issue on (debian) linux arm64 containers hosted at AWS (c6* and c7* instance types)
Looks like somewhere between tags chromium/6015 and chromium/6029 it stopped crashing (probably because of commit 87d254d).

Marco

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I think pypdfium2 got a related report here: pypdfium2-team/pypdfium2#292
We also had issues with PartitionAlloc in the past: pypdfium2-team/pypdfium2#154, https://crbug.com/pdfium/2097#c9
So +1 for setting pdf_use_partition_alloc = false

commented

Hi @svlys,

Thank you very much for reporting this issue. This reminds me of other issues we had with the partition allocator:

We previously fixed these issues by setting use_allocator_shim = false on Linux (#128) and then macOS (#138). I wonder if we should set pdf_use_partition_alloc = false instead as we do for WASM. @kleisauke, what do you think?

I started a build Linux/ARM64 with pdf_use_partition_alloc = false: https://github.com/bblanchon/pdfium-binaries/actions/runs/7057919061 @svlys, can you download the build artifact and tell me if it works?

Best regards, Benoit

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