Check logs#

WayVR will often show troubleshooting tips in the logs, so it’s good to always check them first.

By default, WayVR logs into /tmp/wayvr.log.

Another way is to run WayVR in the terminal with --replace. This will stop the WayVR process started by SteamVR/WiVRn and start a new one that can be monitored in the terminal.

Troubleshooting segmentation faults (SIGSEGV)#

Run WayVR in rust-gdb (or even regular gdb) to get more info about the segfault.

Attach this with the other logs that you have.

rust-gdb -ex run target/debug/wayvr