Closed Rontruong closed 4 months ago
interesting. For me it works fine on 0.2.0:
Could you post the output of calibration_dump.py?
git clone https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-python
cd depthai-python
python examples/install_requirements.py
python examples/calibration/calibration_dump.py
Then copy paste the output, or put it in a file. It could be that you have a different board revision and maybe it's causing the issue.
Okay, this is no longer a problem. I don't know which part fixed it
I downgraded the standalone to 0.1.9 and it worked
After 1.5 months, it started crashing on init, bad hash or something? Reinstalling standalone did not fix it.
oak-d Current commit: c0a2d6ea178eb3b88ee9361c027280aa571d1ef4 Unknown error occured (Invalid version: 'latest'), exiting...
I gave up w/ the standalone and installed on my base python w/ python -m pip install depthai-viewer (0.2.4). This works.
Glad to hear that it works when installing the new version directly via pip. We have momentarily broken the standalone (installer) due to some experimentation with adding a "latest" tag. The installer should be working again now.
Okay you all scared me w/ the lack of regression tests. I feel like this sort of bug should not happen and is very easy to wrap unit tests or manual regression tests around. So I just upgraded from 0.1.9 to 0.2.0 and the viewer app is unable to connect to the camera. The error message I'm seeing is
Errror: Failed to find device after booting, error message: X_LINK_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND, Try to connect the device to a different port.
I see in the change logs that there are OAK-D-SR POE changes. Was there a regression from this?
Reverting back to 0.1.9 fixed my problem.
OS: Windows 11