Closed LalitPradhan closed 5 years ago
@LalitPradhan hello, you've mentioned that you're using D420 model -
What is the output of rs-enumerate-devices -c -o -m
?
Also, did you try to run other demos, such as rs-depth
, rs-capture
and what were the results.
Providing the librealsense logs is required to have a better understanding of your situation.
So you can run realsense-viewer
, redirect and reconfigure its log to a file with the "settings" button in the upper right. Then connect the device to PC to collect the logs without compiling from sources.
@ev-mp
$ rs-enumerate-devices Segmentation fault (core dumped)
$ rs-depth Segmentation fault (core dumped)
$ rs-capture Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I changed the settings as mentioned above to log, the log file has no content on seg fault.
Cheer! Lalit
@LalitPradhan , can you locally compile and run rs-enumerate-devices
, replacing this line
log_to_console(RS2_LOGSEVERITY
ERRORDEBUG);
It should generate the initial data to analyze.
@LalitPradhan Any update for this issue? Could you please provide the issue log as ev-mp suggested? Looking forward to your reply. Thanks!
@LalitPradhan Could you please update if you still need support on this? Thanks!
@LalitPradhan If no other questions, will close this ticket accordingly. Thanks!
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Issue Description
I installed via the process mentioned here: https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/doc/distribution_linux.md.
On running realsense-viewer i kept getting messages to update the firmware to >5.10.
I followed the process mentioned here: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/emerging-technologies/intel-realsense-technology/Linux-RealSense-D400-DFU-Guide.pdf
Here is the output of my firmware update process: $ intel-realsense-dfu -b 002 -d 003 -f -i /home/hansolo/Downloads/IntelD420/dkms/D400_Series_Development_FW_5_11_4/Signed_Image_UVC_5_11_4_0.bin
Device busnum = 2 Device devnum = 3 FW file path = /home/hansolo/Downloads/IntelD420/dkms/D400_Series_Development_FW_5_11_4/Signed_Image_UVC_5_11_4_0.bin FW Version of .bin File = 5.11.4.0 FW version on device = 5.9.2.0 MM FW Version = 255.255.255.255 FW update required... Updating FW... DFU FW version in file = 5.11.4.0 DFU_version = 60 DFU_isLocked = 0 FW_highestVersion = 0.0.0.0 FW_lastVersion = 0.0.0.0
Percentage done: 99 Running post download processes... . Post download processes done.
Done!
When I run realsense-viewer with the camera connected, the application closes with this as the output on the terminal: 10/06 17:43:14,205 WARNING [139687942130304] (synthetic-stream-gl.cpp:79) Initializing rendering, GLSL=1 10/06 17:43:14,205 WARNING [139687942130304] (synthetic-stream-gl.cpp:88) 0 GPU objects initialized 10/06 17:43:14,205 WARNING [139687942130304] (synthetic-stream-gl.cpp:131) Initializing processing, GLSL=1 10/06 17:43:14,287 WARNING [139687942130304] (synthetic-stream-gl.cpp:145) 0 GPU objects initialized Segmentation fault (core dumped)
my dmesg logs, lsusb logs, udev logs all detect the device.
On running $intel-realsense-dfu -p, the output is:
Could not find device in opmode! Device currently updating auxilliary modules, please try again later
Can you please help me regarding this issue. I tried setting the $ export LRS_LOG_LEVEL="" to all possible values but end up getting a 0 byte file.