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jmcerrejon / PiKISS

PiKISS for Raspberry Pi: A bunch of scripts with menu to make your life easier.
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"cannot currently show the desktop" after compiling Vulkan. #207

Closed Gabiiofficial closed 5 months ago

Gabiiofficial commented 5 months ago

I'm running the latest Raspberry Pi OS 64 bit on a Raspberry Pi 5 8 Gb.

Yesterday i compiled the vulkan drivers using PiKISS. Everything worked fine, i turned off my pi, and went to sleep. Today i turned on my pi, and my vnc said "cannot currently show the desktop". I tried to connect my pi to a monitor, and it received input, but it showed a black screen. I can ssh to the pi.

Gabiiofficial commented 5 months ago

edit: i was able to fix it by going in ~/mesa_vulkan/build folder and running 'sudo ninja install', as mentioned in issue #165

jmcerrejon commented 5 months ago

It's weird because the command should be run 🤷‍♂️ I'll check it out next week. Thanks for reporting it.

jmcerrejon commented 5 months ago

Tried on my OS with the latest RPi OS 64-bit and It's OK when rebooted. Send you a screenshot

vulkan

Next time I edit the script, I'll include a check for installed files. In the meantime, the script works.

Thanks for the report, anyway. 😊

NossieUK commented 5 months ago

I've done this recently too sudo ninja install works until the next restart then I have to do it again - any idea?

jmcerrejon commented 5 months ago

I've done this recently too sudo ninja install works until the next restart then I have to do it again - any idea?

Mm, It sounds familiar to me. I had this issue a long time ago, but I don't remember If It was a privileged issue, the Vulkan version I was trying to install, who knows... My current desktop is RPi OS 64-bit using the Vulkan stable branch (check out that you are not trying the main branch).

One solution you can try is to install the Vulkan driver provided with the distribution (the first option in the menu).

If I remember anything else, drop here a solution.

Good luck!

jmcerrejon commented 5 months ago

I think the problem with the Vulkan driver is If you update your distro.

In my case, the desktop is shown always on each reboot, but If I run apt update and install the packages provided on it, then after reboot, the system hangs on the terminal trying to enable the desktop environment. No matter what were the packages installed.

What is the solution to this problem? I don't know yet. I'll dive into that.

NossieUK commented 5 months ago

I followed your thoughts and tried the stable one and it didn't do it every reboot but as you say on an update \o/

jmcerrejon commented 4 months ago

Maybe this could be a "partial" fix: https://misapuntesde.com/2024/02/run-a-script-after-apt-update-on-debian.html

What do you think about it?