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Matter (formerly Project CHIP) creates more connections between more objects, simplifying development for manufacturers and increasing compatibility for consumers, guided by the Connectivity Standards Alliance.
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[BUG] CHIP:DIS: Invalid context for handling resolves: 281472762123696 #32612

Open hosteron opened 7 months ago

hosteron commented 7 months ago

Reproduction steps

After running the chip-rvc-app on our robotic vacuum cleaner, and then using the version 1.2 of chip-tool released by the Open Connectivity Foundation on the Raspberry Pi for Matter network commissioning, the commissioning failed. However, when I use the chip-tool that I compiled myself running on the Raspberry Pi or personal computer, the commissioning is successful.

When executed on the Raspberry Pi: avahi-browse -rt _matterc._udp

Please note that the translation maintains the technical terms and commands as they do not have direct translations and are typically used in their original form by technology professionals. chip-rvc-app.log chip-tool.log

Bug prevalence

each time

GitHub hash of the SDK that was being used

a4300e7f3a8999e5b283aeae20e39d645b296a67

Platform

other

Platform Version(s)

matter v1.2

Anything else?

1.matter sdk connectedhomeip v1.2.0.0 2.aarch64-linux-gcc --version == > aarch64-linux-gcc.br_real (Buildroot toolchains.bootlin.com-2021.11-1) 10.3.0

  1. ./scripts/examples/gn_build_example.sh examples/rvc-app/linux/ out/rvc-2 'target_cpu="arm64" target_os="linux" chip_build_example_creds=true' =>generate chip-rvc-app
  2. gn gen out/host --args='arget_cpu="arm64" target_os="linux" chip_build_example_creds=true' ninja -C out/host => to genrate chip-tool
andy31415 commented 2 weeks ago

I wonder if this is a difference between platform mdns and minmdns. How did you compile your chip-tool and how is chip-tool compiled for 1.2.0?