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So it seems that it's a problem with this old laptop.  With the graphics firmware installed, it breaks the OpenGL ability somehow. 

Granted, this laptop is from 2001 or so. 

When I removed firmware-linux-nonfree QB64 works again, but some of the games I installed afterwards won't.

Oh well.  It was mostly for my 8 year old to write some programs out of a book, she can live without the other games :P

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I installed gdb and ran a backtrace, it seems to be related to the video card drivers.

I'll try installing the proprietary ones if I can find them, and try again.

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I compiled QB64 under Debian 8, no errors were thrown.  The program ran just fine the first few times.

I then installed some other programs (mostly linux games), as well as the Debian Firmware udpates for the graphics, and rebooted.

Then, when I try to run the program, it will not start.  I tried from a terminal, and just got "Segmentation Fault".

I tried re-compiling, but no errors were thrown.  The program still will not start, throwing the seg fault.

Is there any way to get a more verbose error to start troubleshooting?  Has anyone run into this before?

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