Borderlands 1 general protection fault pro#

Can I get any help? (I've also tried running it as admin and verifying steam files) In the original Borderlands I could fix it by putting in physxcudart_20.dll. Hey, so I've installed Borderlands GOTY Enhanced, and it's giving me this 'General Protection Fault!' error. Any idea what could be causing this? One final thing- I've recently started using alacritty as my go-to terminal (with many instances open at a time, usually), but I'd be surprised if this turned out to be the issue.ДЇeb 15 08:12:32 thethecounter kernel: general protection fault: 0000 PREEMPT SMP PTIДЇeb 15 08:12:32 thethecounter kernel: CPU: 0 PID: 542405 Comm: chromium Tainted: G D 5.5.2-arch1-1 #1ДЇeb 15 08:12:32 thethecounter kernel: Hardware name: Apple Inc.

Eventually, these processes become unresponsive, as in the audio stopped for the call I was in and my ssh shell session no longer responded (and a new session could not be opened)ДЄfter a reboot, I looked at the journald error logs and in each case I have seen a 'general protection fault' right before the issues start.

While shelled in, I've tried killing off suspected processes one by one with no success (firefox, chromium, zoom, etc.), and also double-checked CPU, memory, temp, inodes, etc.

I have tried shelling into the box over SSH twice and once it worked and the other time it did not.

I was once on a video call using zoom when this happened and I still got audio (via a headset that was plugged in using a USB hub).

I have metrics showing in polybar, and CPU, memory, and temperature all look okay.

I've tried switching to another TTY (ctrl+alt+F) with no response.

After a variable amount of time (it's happened after anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 days) X freezes up and I get no response from keyboard or mouse.

I go about my daily work, running programs like firefox, chromium, vim, tmux, polybar, ssh.

It has run surprisingly well for me and I've had very few issues until recently.

Borderlands 1 general protection fault pro#

I've been running Arch on a mid-2015 Macbook Pro for about 2 years.