Axis segfault?
27 Mar 2013 21:08 #31969
by bjames28
Axis segfault? was created by bjames28
Hi,
Friend of mine wants to set up machine with LinuxCNC.
Fresh install from CD, normal AXIS/ini/hal settings, but he gets debug information like this:
debug message on pastebin
Is this PC hardware related error (memory, motherboard)?
Or maybe parport error?
Could be graphic card or driver?
Thank you for your assistance.
Regards:
James
Friend of mine wants to set up machine with LinuxCNC.
Fresh install from CD, normal AXIS/ini/hal settings, but he gets debug information like this:
debug message on pastebin
Is this PC hardware related error (memory, motherboard)?
Or maybe parport error?
Could be graphic card or driver?
Thank you for your assistance.
Regards:
James
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27 Mar 2013 23:10 #31977
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Axis segfault?
My guess is
Machine configuration directory is '/home/marogep/linuxcnc/configs/Sherline4Axis-1'
take the - out of the directory name and see what happens.
John
Machine configuration directory is '/home/marogep/linuxcnc/configs/Sherline4Axis-1'
take the - out of the directory name and see what happens.
John
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27 Mar 2013 23:20 - 28 Mar 2013 14:36 #31981
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Axis segfault?
Hi
libBLT is a graphics library for blitting,(copying patterns to a frame buffer and applying mathematical processes to them etc). I imagine it is used by OpenGL, which Axis is heavily dependent upon for rendering.
The first thing to do is to try to run a sim, not a real config, I see you are running the sherline4axis. Use the axis_mm.ini.
This will eliminate a problem with the config or the directory name as JT suggests
If that causes same problems, try changing the .ini file line under
[DISPLAY]
DISPLAY = axis
to
DISPLAY = xemc
and try again
If this works, the problem is probably with openGL
Then need to start looking at what graphics card etc you have and what driver you are using.
Proprietary nvidia drivers are notorious for causing openGL problems.
regards
[ 199.558354] axis[1678]: segfault at 0 ip (null) sp bfcd53bc error 4 in libBLT.2.4.so.8.5[110000+de000]
libBLT is a graphics library for blitting,(copying patterns to a frame buffer and applying mathematical processes to them etc). I imagine it is used by OpenGL, which Axis is heavily dependent upon for rendering.
The first thing to do is to try to run a sim, not a real config, I see you are running the sherline4axis. Use the axis_mm.ini.
This will eliminate a problem with the config or the directory name as JT suggests
If that causes same problems, try changing the .ini file line under
[DISPLAY]
DISPLAY = axis
to
DISPLAY = xemc
and try again
If this works, the problem is probably with openGL
Then need to start looking at what graphics card etc you have and what driver you are using.
Proprietary nvidia drivers are notorious for causing openGL problems.
regards
Last edit: 28 Mar 2013 14:36 by ArcEye.
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29 Mar 2013 11:40 #32019
by bjames28
Replied by bjames28 on topic Axis segfault?
Hi John,
Thank you for the hint. The minus sign is not a problem, I renamed it, but the error message still exists.
This kind of config names are created normally on my 2.6-sim too, when I generate more than one config for the same machine type (sim, sim-1, sim-2, hm2-stepper-1)
Best regards:
James
Thank you for the hint. The minus sign is not a problem, I renamed it, but the error message still exists.
This kind of config names are created normally on my 2.6-sim too, when I generate more than one config for the same machine type (sim, sim-1, sim-2, hm2-stepper-1)
Best regards:
James
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29 Mar 2013 11:57 #32020
by bjames28
Replied by bjames28 on topic Axis segfault?
Hi ArcEye,
Most probably the problem was caused by the graphic card or its driver. Because it was an older motherboard with built in VGA chip, we changed the whole MB to newer one and the same config works now. Anyway, thank you for the advice, I'll save this "xemc" trick for the future, when I encounter strange graphics related issues.
Best regards:
James
Most probably the problem was caused by the graphic card or its driver. Because it was an older motherboard with built in VGA chip, we changed the whole MB to newer one and the same config works now. Anyway, thank you for the advice, I'll save this "xemc" trick for the future, when I encounter strange graphics related issues.
Best regards:
James
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29 Mar 2013 18:29 #32034
by BigJohnT
It was just a WAG on my part... good thing ArcEye had his calibrated eye on it.
John
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Axis segfault?
Hi John,
Thank you for the hint. The minus sign is not a problem, I renamed it, but the error message still exists.
This kind of config names are created normally on my 2.6-sim too, when I generate more than one config for the same machine type (sim, sim-1, sim-2, hm2-stepper-1)
Best regards:
James
It was just a WAG on my part... good thing ArcEye had his calibrated eye on it.
John
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