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1. tobtoht commented on Apr 3, 2025

   

   tobtoht

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   Are you using a hardware device like Ledger or Trezor?
2. monero-love commented on Apr 3, 2025

   

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   Nope.
3. monero-love commented on Apr 3, 2025

   

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   More info: It seems to correct after the first crash. I tried with two different wallets after updating to 2.8.0 and they both crashed on first open (while trying to generate new address), second try was fine. The generated adresses appear to have been created prior to the crash because they are present on the second load.

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   Same issue on a second machine.
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   bugSomething isn't workingSomething isn't working

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5. tobtoht commented on Apr 11, 2025

   

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   I have not been able to reproduce this issue.

   • Were the wallet files originally created with Feather?
   • Were both machines running the same Linux distribution?
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   nonreproducibleThis issue can't be reproducedThis issue can't be reproduced

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7. tobtoht commented on Apr 13, 2025

   

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   The lack of symbols in the stack trace lead me to believe the crash occurs somewhere in Qt code. I will update Qt in the upcoming point release, so perhaps this issue will resolve itself.

   Please let me know if you encounter the crash in 2.8.1 or later.
8. WorldShredder commented on Jul 29, 2025

   

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   This crash is still occurring on Linux when attempting to generate a sub-address after restoring a wallet with one or more inputs to a non-default sub-address, i.e., address #11 or higher. Something to note that isn't provided by OP is the warning printed just before the error output:

   [2025-07-29 03:33:31 W] (:0) QSortFilterProxyModel: invalid inserted rows reported by source model
   

   Feather is failing to correctly populate the address list on restore which leads to a crash due to invalid address order in the UI.

   Conditions

   • The wallet was restored, e.g., via seed
   • Wallet has more than 11 addresses, including the primary #0
   • Inputs have been made to address #11 or higher before restoring
   • The Receive tab contains only addresses #0 to #10
   • Used addresses above #10 do not appear

   Steps to Reproduce (Debian)

   1. Launch Feather (AppImage or Binary) and create new wallet bug_test
   2. Generate new sub-address #11: Receive -> Create new address
   3. Send X amount to address #11
   4. Copy full seed to text doc and shutdown Feather
   5. Delete wallet files: rm ~/Monero/wallets/bug_test*
   6. Launch Feather and restore bug_test from seed
   7. Repeat step 2 to observe crash

   Workarounds

   • Hide and unhide any visible address
   • Send or churn any amount to any address
   • Relaunching after a crash will sometimes resolve the issue