Crash in 0.16.24

[Plawerth]

This is "Arumba Prime Marathon", a stripworld 128 tiles tall, and currently about 40,000 tiles wide, with 128x difficulty. It is intended as a long-play ridiculous difficulty game, meant to run for hundreds of hours.

TO REPLICATE BUG:
Launch the save game and do nothing. Just stand there. After about 5-10 minutes the game will crash.

This normally runs on linux headless. Sometimes my remote Windows client will crash along with the server, but sometimes I just see "communications with server failed".

[Plawerth]

I tried the save on Windows and it crashes as well, after about 4 minutes.

The Windows log is a little different from the linux log. It says Access Violation occurred.

333.769 Error CrashHandler.cpp:314: Exception Code: c0000005, Address: 0x00007ff73a016f13
ModuleBase: 0x00007ff739b00000, ImageSize: 01364000, RelativeAddress: 00516f13
333.769 Error CrashHandler.cpp:320: Access Violation: Read at address 00000000000000C8
333.769 Error CrashHandler.cpp:336: Exception Context:
rax=0000000000000000, rbx=000001601a1f8900, rcx=000001601a1f8760,
rdx=00000058fb51f003, rsi=0000000000000000, rdi=000001601a1f8760,
rip=00007ff73a016f13, rsp=00000058fb51f130, rbp=000001601bc001a0,
r8=0000000000000003, r9=00000000000000f4, r10=000001604515e970,
r11=000001604515ead0, r12=0000000000000001, r13=0000000000000000,
r14=0000000000000000, r15=0000000000000000
333.769 Crashed in D:\Steam\steamapps\common\Factorio\bin\x64\Factorio.exe (0x00007ff739b00000 - 0x00007ff73ae64000)
Factorio crashed. Generating symbolized stacktrace, please wait ...
Thread ID: 6056:

[Plawerth]

Okay, so I see this has been moved to the "Duplicates" category, but this doesn't tell me anything. It's a duplicate of what?

I have looked through all the "Fixed in next release / Assigned / Not a bug" etc categories and I don't see anything similar to this.

Could some mod please include a link to whatever this is a duplicate of, so I can know if / when this will be fixed?

[Zavian]

I'm guessing it's a duplicate of viewtopic.php?f=30&t=57869, which is fixed for 0.16.25, but I didn't actually check the stack traces. (There have been multiple reports of that bug, and in some of them the trigger for the crash seemed to be disabling a station by circuit network).