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You probably are right, I don't think it crashes because of the size of the VI either. Do you know how to tell, if there is a "corrupt" VI, and locate it? Unfortunately I cannot post the VI. In the meantime I checked if the same VI is compareable with LabVIEW for Windows and the result was it compares just fine. So it kinda is a LabVIEW for Linux issue. The NI support couldn't help me with this issue either, because I can't send over said VI.

LVCompare CRASHES In my attempt to comapare a VI that is quite bigger than the avarage VI (about 550 KBytes), LabVIEW always crashes after some loading time. Comparing other (smaller) VIs than this one works perfectly. Output I get: LabVIEW caught fatal signal 25.1f0 - Received SIGSEGV Reason: address not mapped to object Attempt to reference address: 0x41 Segmentation fault (core dumped) (Yes I am using LabVIEW on Linux, which is quite special on its own) As you may see I am using LabVIEW 25Q1 Pro and this issue with the crashing LVCompare still remains. I already wrote a ticket to NI and gave them some information, and now they are investigating this issue.