Further to my Roon Server crashing problems reported here
I can confirm that Roon Server is still stopping and restarting with stack overflow crashes.
It seemed to stop after the 9th October update to 1471
But there have been other updates since (currently 1478) and there have been several more crashes, including two just this morning, when no zones were playing…
No, there are no other apps failing. The only application failures on this PC are from RoonAppliance.exe and they are all stack overflows. I think they started in February.
I also went through all the stuff with dism in that previous thread… it did not find anything to fix.
That microsoft thread with failing mswsock.dll are a different issue caused by a failure in a cumulative update. My Windows install is quite a lot later than that and I don’t have any update failures.
The five crashes since 13/10/2024 are all in mswsock.dll BUT they are all stack overflows so the actual cause could easily be somewhere else… it is unlikely that mswsock itself ate up 4MB of stack space. More likely that something else ate it up and a call to mwsock just triggered the overflow because it legitimately uses a large stack frame.
The crashes I saw before 13/10/2024 occur in all sorts of places… mswsock, coreclr, ntdll, ws2_32, and others.
The last two crashes share a common Fault offset (0x10C19) and the three before that are all 0x10BDF). In crashes prior to 13/11/2024 (nearly 300 crashes since 5th February 2024) I do occasionally see these two offsets but also LOTS of “random” others.
UPDATE: I should add that scandisk found no problems, Windows update troubleshooter found no problems, long memory test found no problems.
This PC is a dedicated i5 NUC running Windows 10 Pro 22H2 with latest updates, and Roon Server but nothing else.
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It is not happening here often but it IS still happening.
Last crash here was another stack overflow, 2 days ago (2nd December at 7:11am).
I was not using Roon at the time.
That is the first crash since the last two on 18th November.
There has been an update between those. Currently on 2.0 Build 1484 earlyaccess.
Updated on on 21st November at 00:35
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RoonServer (RoonAppliance.exe) is still crashing with stack overflows.
Recent crashes happened on 11th and 14th December.
And it just crashed a few minutes ago, 17th December, whilst a track was playing
Our development team has a ticket in their queue for further investigation, once we have additional information to share we’ll follow up here promptly.
Two more stack overflow crashes on 19th December at 21:17 and 22:56
One in mswsock.dll, the other in “unknown” (fault offset just looks like stack garbage).
I have been reporting these since July/August but there is no sign of any progress.
Roon is clearly leaking stack memory somehow.
Are Roon really not able to reproduce it? And not able to add instrumentation (stack probes) to get any closer to the cause?
It is no longer making Roon impossible to use but it is still very annoying/frustrating.
Over the holiday break I copied my whole library to a single 2.5in USB3 HDD and plugged that into the NUC and reconfigured Roon Server storage so that it only used this HDD, plus Tidal and Qobuz.
It still crashes out with stack overflows.
The last few crashes were
28-Dec-2024 09:31:00 in IPHLPAPI.DLL
31-Dec-2024 22:48:03 in mswsock nothing was playing
01-Jan-2025 16:42:43 in mswsock.dll
02-Jan-2025 01:38:14 in ws2_32.dll nothing was playing
No new files have been added to the library since this HDD was setup on 27th December.
The latest update to RoonServer EarlyAccess (auto-updated just yesterday) crashed with stack overflow again just now immediately when I launched Roon (client) on my desktop PC.
This is still running with the whole (fairly small) library on HDD and no library updates and with audio analysis (background and on-demand) OFF.
Looks just like all the previous stack overflows.
FYI, last several crashes are :-