FAIL: " Segmentation fault (core dumped) $FORCE_L2PS_CORE_EXE "$EXTRACT_IMAGE" "$FILE_PRM" &>> "$FILE_LOG" "

[JonasardoLundUniv]

Hi, I get a bunch of FAIL such as these (using FORCE 3.10.0):

[jonasardo@cosmos-nateko FORCE]$ **force-suite force-level2 32VHN_short.PRM** 
1481 images enqueued. Start processing with 20 NPROC

Computers / CPU cores / Max jobs to run
1:local / 96 / 20

Computer:jobs running/jobs completed/%of started jobs/Average seconds to complete
ETA: 46175s Left: 1457 AVG: 34.08s  local:20/24/100%/41.3s environment: line 1: 834054 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) $FORCE_L2PS_CORE_EXE "$EXTRACT_IMAGE" "$FILE_PRM" &>> "$FILE_LOG"
ETA: 41765s Left: 1433 AVG: 29.42s  local:20/48/100%/33.0s environment: line 1: 1009821 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) $FORCE_L2PS_CORE_EXE "$EXTRACT_IMAGE" "$FILE_PRM" &>> "$FILE_LOG"
ETA: 37787s Left: 1294 AVG: 30.59s  local:20/187/100%/31.5s environment: line 1: 1492943 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) $FORCE_L2PS_CORE_EXE "$EXTRACT_IMAGE" "$FILE_PRM" &>> "$FILE_LOG"
ETA: 37787s Left: 1276 AVG: 30.63s  local:20/205/100%/31.5s environment: line 1: 1676742 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) $FORCE_L2PS_CORE_EXE "$EXTRACT_IMAGE" "$FILE_PRM" &>> "$FILE_LOG"

Log file says:

 FORCE Level 2 Processing System
-----------------------------------------------------------

Start of processing: 2025-12-01 18:03:10
Image: /projects/eko/fs6/data/S2/L1/T32VNH/S2A_MSIL1C_20190605T105031_N0207_R051_T32VNH_20190605T130708.SAFE
Image is already unpacked

Start core processing
-----------------------------------------------------------


-----------------------------------------------------------
Core processing signaled FAIL

End of processing: 2025-12-01 18:08:00
May the FORCE be with you!

Any idea how to find out why this happen or what can be the problem?
Regards /Jonas

[JonasardoLundUniv]

Seem to be mainly tiles like the one below.
Is there an area threshold or so:?
Regards /Jonas

[davidfrantz]

Dear @JonasardoLundUniv, please update to the newest version. 3.10.0 is known to crash.

Cheers,
David

[JonasardoLundUniv]

Updated to newest version. Works just fine now.
Thanks!
/Jonas

[davidfrantz]

Great!