Segmentation fault immediately after trust prompt , i m on a paid Max subscription
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Mind pasting the error message you're seeing, or screenshot?
I see the same message: Segmentation fault (core dumped). claude code just crashes and process is interrupted.
- node v18.19.1
- npm 9.2.0
- 1.0.11 (Claude Code)
- Ubuntu-24.04 on WSL
could be the case that claude code process is trying to write data on protected memory? my use case is a running it to extract smaller components from a tsx file and make the main one use those smaller components. Is it ok to have my node app running with pnpm while code is running on other terminal?
Same. /init Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Same versions as above. Max 😭