Rereading your earlier post, I noticed
It occurs to me that the two pi user accounts will have different UIDs (User/Unique ID). (I also gather from this that you did an upgrade, or at least read in users from the previous account - rather than install on a freshly formatted SD card.) It may be that some of the files in your HS3 backup are still owned by the pi user with the old UID. Or possibly HS3 is trying to reference the pi user by the old UID. I wouldn't exactly expect this to trigger a segfault - especially if you're running HS3 as root - but I suppose it's possible. You can use "ls -l" in the HS3 directory to see details about all the files. Normally, it resolves the UID/GID to the user/group names for readability.
-Alex
I removed the old pi account and created a new one.
-Alex
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