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I finally received my Raspberry Pi 5. :D I installed Raspberry Pi OS 64 bit and Lazarus 2.6.2 from the repository. I tried to use fpcupdeluxe to install Lazarus 3.0...

I can reproduce this issue with the official CEF sample application so I reported it to the CEF project. https://github.com/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/3640

I tried to use cmem but LoadLibrary also returns 0. I still need to learn a lot about programming in Linux to debug this issue.

I'm getting the same error with a beta version of CEF4Delphi that uses CEF 119. I replaced the LoadLibrary call with this : `FLibHandle := TLibHandle(dlopen(PAnsiChar(UTF8Encode(LibCefPath + #0)), RTLD_LAZY or...

**Workaround** Open a terminal window and execute the following command : `export LD_PRELOAD= ` Then run the GTK3 demos. CEF 118 and older versions worked correctly in Intel x64.

There are [several CEF issues](https://github.com/chromiumembedded/cef/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+IME) related to the IME in Linux. Please, use [our forum](https://www.briskbard.com/forum/) for questions unrelated to this libcef.so issue.

The CEF 119.4.7 update fixes the "_cannot allocate memory in static TLS block_" issue for x64 CPUs but Ubuntu 23.10 for Raspberry Pi is still affected.

CEF 126.1.14 has this issue in Linux Mint again.

CEF 127.1.9 fixes this issue in Linux Mint. I'll test this version on Raspberry Pi 5 as soon as I can.

CEF 127.1.9 works correctly in Raspi OS but in Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi it still has this issue.