hbmenu immediately crashes Atmosphere when running Super Mario Odyssey v1.0.0-1.2.0 and tas-script

[grady404]

I'm using a system module intended for TASing (tool-assisted speedrunning) called tas-script. When I reported this issue to Hamhub, the developer of tas-script, he suggested that it seemed more likely to be an issue with hbmenu or perhaps Atmosphere itself, rather than with tas-script. For reference, tas-script can be found here: https://github.com/hamhub7/tas-script

If Super Mario Odyssey is open in the background (version 1.0.0-1.2.0 only, the issue does not occur with the latest version 1.3.0), and the tas-script system module is enabled, attempting to open hbmenu will crash Atmosphere. I've included the error screen below.

A few things to note about this:

• It occurs every time I launch hbmenu under these circumstances without fail
• I'm currently running Atmosphere 1.1.0, hbmenu 3.4.2 and firmware 12.1.0
• However, the issue also occurred for me on older versions of Atmosphere, hbmenu and firmware
• It seems to happen to most other people I've talked to in the Odyssey TASing community, but there may be one person who it doesn't occur for. I'll see if I can get more info on this

[yellows8]

Gist any crash-reports?

[grady404]

I reproduced it, this time with crash reports. It seems that there were actually two generated. Here's the crash screen as well as the two error log files:

980600973620_010000000000100d.log

980633695834_0100000000001000.log

If you think this is an issue with something else rather than with hbmenu, let me know and I'll pass the error info along to the relevant people.

[yellows8]

The error from the userbreak is LibnxError_InitFail_Time.

@hamhub7 Is time-service actually needed in tas-script? AFAICT there's time init/exit usage (without the __libnx_init_time call) and nothing else(does lua really need it)?

[hamhub7]

It's near the bottom of my init section, so that makes me think I added it for a reason. Tbh its been a while since I've messed with this, so it's not at the forefront of my memory. I suppose I could try taking it out and see what happens