Created attachment 1507579 [details] Step 2 Description of problem: In fedora 29 (workstation) 32 bits (i386) with nautilus 3.30, the thumbnail of the images doesn't show. The problem generates the directory/files in $userhome/.cache/thumbnails/fail with the images 1 pixel. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): f29 nautilus 3.30 How reproducible: It can be tested with live image desktop. Also occurs with installed version. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download any image from web (firefox) and save the image in Downloads folder. 2. Access download directory with nautilus in icon view. Actual results: The image doesn't show. If when push space to open preview the file (sushi) the image shows in preview windows perfectly (sushi). Expected results: The image must show in nautilus (icon view). Additional info: With f29 64 bits works fine (live cd/usb) with the same use case. Only occurs in 32 bits version. I have tried modifying the typical options (change local vs size of file, delete cache directory, etc.. ...) unsuccessfully.
Created attachment 1507580 [details] Fail thumbnail
Created attachment 1507581 [details] Step 1
Same issue in 32-bit Ubuntu. As I found, cause - bubblewrap runs with --ro-bind /lib64 option, then fails. Workaround - create empty /lib64 directory at root.
Thanks a lot!. I would like confirm that workaround fix the problem. (In reply to Eugene Romanenko from comment #3) > Same issue in 32-bit Ubuntu. > As I found, cause - bubblewrap runs with --ro-bind /lib64 option, then fails. > Workaround - create empty /lib64 directory at root.
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