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Djohnson98:
I’ve been running the trial version of MC22 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and decided to purchase a license. After purchasing th license I discovered that it is only good for MC23 and higher so I have installed MC23 but when I try to run MC23 I get “Segmentation Fault”. Anybody have any ideas?  MC22 worked great.

JimH:
Make sure you have the very latest build. 

Djohnson98:
As far as I can tell I have installed the latest build.  It is version "mediacenter23  23.0.102     amd64".

Awesome Donkey:
If I had to gander a guess, it's possible Ubuntu 16.04 LTS might have too out-of-date libraries for MC23+ to function correctly, not sure. I've tested MC23 in Ubuntu 17.10 and I've yet to encounter any segfaults there.

Fortunately, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is due for release in a couple weeks.

bob:
IIRC, it's due to a missing package that MC needs to run but didn't specify in the dependencies (it's installed by default on debian).
It's running here on my test 16.04LTS box fine.
If you pull up a terminal window and do

--- Code: ---ldd -d /usr/lib/jriver/Media\ Center\ 23/*.so* | grep -i found
--- End code ---
and post the results here I'm sure we can figure it out.

EDIT:
It might be libgomp1 I just saw that in reference to an arm build

sudo apt-get install libgomp1

If it installs you didn't have it. If not, do the ldd above.

Report back in any case please.

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