I had similar error. But versions were matching: I was using Chrome 65 with driver version 2.38.
I spent long time, trying to understand the issue.
At the end, found that it was caused by empty /etc/hosts
file. Apparently Chrome communicates via localhost
, and if such entry missing in /etc/hosts
– it will crash.
So, make sure, it has entry like this:
127.0.0.1 localhost