Recently a friend updated his TeamSpeak 3 to the latest version (3.6.0) and since then the app crashes when trying to connect to a server. This problem seems to only occur on Linux.
I tested it on my computer with Linux and the problem also occurs. At first I thought it could be a problem with the Flatpak version, which is the one we use, but the same problem occurs with the version distributed on the TeamSpeak website.
The problem does not happen with the previous version, 3.5.6. The operating system used is Linux Mint 21.1 Cinnamon, in both cases. Attached below is a screenshot of the terminal when the bug happens and crashdump.
After the crash, type “disas $pc, $pc+20” in the gdb console.
The you can see the instructions that are illegal because your CPU doesn’t support it.
Sure… My friend has a Celeron B800 and I have an i3-370M. Both do not support this extension.
I hope this is just a bug and not on purpose, otherwise several of my friends - and I believe many other people - will no longer be able to use TeamSpeak on their computers.
