Closed mattues closed 1 year ago
@mattues Can you tell me what OS you are using? This looks like a bug in sorting out Buster vs Bulls Eye.
I’m using the bullseye version
baaaahhhgghh. I have a patch I am working on which will fix this, we are doing terrible things with our python dependencies and this looks like it's the upshot.
So I can try and reproduce this, are you using a completely clean bullseye install with the latest master?
That’s correct, did the install yesterday so it’s fresh. I’m the desktop version of Bulls Eye Everything was working fine after install but after sudo upgrade polarization doesn’t work anymore.
what is the complete command you ran which broke it? (so I can run it :wink: )
Hmm I think it just was “sudo update” and then “sudo upgrade”
Numpy has been updated from 1.18 to 1.19 in my installation, strange because the latest version of numpy is 1.22.
you mean sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
?
We don't use the latest version of numpy, but I can guess what's happened, I will try and fix it. If you re-run ./install_and_upgrade.sh
in the noaa directory it should fix it until next time you apt update.
Yea exactly sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade.
Hi! I've updated the RN2 so follow the upgrade guide. It uses the latest numpy and I didn't have problems on both Raspberry Pi nor my testing PC. I'll close this issue for now but if it persists, we'll reopen it.
Hi I can´t get the polarization to show up at the image webpage. Noticed in the logs that after a 'sudo upgrade' my numpy version is wrong. How can i fix this without breaking anything?
Pasting the logs for information