Application crash

[rohshall]

System Details

• OS: MacOS Sonomo 14.13.1 (M1)
• Thorium Version M121.0.6167.204

Problem
The application fails to start. The error is:
$ /Applications/Thorium.app/Contents/MacOS/Thorium [20364:259:0219/215433.033572:ERROR:policy_logger.cc(156)] :components/enterprise/browser/controller/chrome_browser_cloud_management_controller.cc(161) Cloud management controller initialization aborted as CBCM is not enabled. Please use the--enable-chrome-browser-cloud-managementcommand line flag to enable it if you are not using the official Google Chrome build. [0219/215433.320930:WARNING:crash_report_exception_handler.cc(235)] UniversalExceptionRaise: (os/kern) failure (5) Segmentation fault: 11

Screenshots
NA
Additional Notes
NA

[megaschatzi]

Same here ...

[deebakkarthi]

Me too

[midzer]

Cannot reproduce with manually installed ARM .dmg from https://github.com/Alex313031/Thorium-MacOS/releases/tag/M121.0.6167.204

Had to use https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/apple-cant-check-app-for-malicious-software-mchleab3a043/mac though

Did you use the x64 version?

[vtwinsf]

Currently, I am using the ARM version without any issues. Moreover, my Mac is equipped with the M1 chip. I'm interested in finding out whether the OP is utilizing the x64 version.

[rohshall]

I get the crash on my M1 ARM Mac.

[deebakkarthi]

The older version downloaded from github works. But the latest version when installed via homebrew breaks.

[along02]

It crashes when I try to add a profile.

[gz83]

If the crash is caused by operating the new profile function, it will be fixed in the next version

[10zero11]

I have also found this bug. My install is M1 Arm Mac, installed with homebrew.

It does appear to be caused by the profile selector code.

It can be successfully run as follows from a shell.

open -a "Thorium" --args --profile-directory="Default"

[bland328]

I have also found this bug. My install is M1 Arm Mac, installed with homebrew.

It does appear to be caused by the profile selector code.

It can be successfully run as follows from a shell.

open -a "Thorium" --args --profile-directory="Default"

I have the same situation, installed via homebrew, but on an M2 MacBook Air.

After opening Thorium via the open -a "Thorium" --args --profile-directory="Default" suggested above, the first attempt to change profiles fails, though subsequent attempts do work.

[Alex313031]

@rohshall @10zero11 @bland328 @vtwinsf Sorry guys, stupid mistake on my part. Fixed in latest M122 version.

[rohshall]

@Alex313031 thank you so much for fixing this. I tested the M122 version, and it is working beautifully! So, I am closing the issue.

[10zero11]

thank you @Alex313031