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Thread 'main' panicked when trying to display a greyscale image #107
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Same problem here Sleeping after each command sent would "fix" this, but I don't understand why sending few columns of data in a row is too much to handle I was trying to create a black and white video playback feature by using the I thought the USB 2.0 connection is the limit, but I guess its not? |
I have the same problem on Ubuntu 22.04. |
I encountered a similar error on Arch Linux when running Here's what I did:
The error and stacktrace are:
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Could you please make sure that you are on the latest firmware? |
Weird enough, it also panics the first time I run that command Firmware is already at the latest |
Similar or identical to what @Eddio0141 reports, I get this when running
Running the same command again produces:
According to fwupdmgr there are no firmware updates available for Framework 16. Thanks for looking into this. |
Interestingly I get the same results - panic and then the actual version when I run a second time - but I can't get it to happen again. Re booting, removing the modules and putting them in again, it just returns the version. Relevant output is
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Trying out the LED modules and I get an issue when trying to show a greyscale image and I don't know if I'm encountering a bug or just being an idiot. It happens with both my own image and the examples found in this repo ("/res/greyscale.gif", "/res/stripe.gif", and "/res/stripe.png").
With RUST_BACKTRACE=full set I get the following:
I am running Linux Mint 21.3, which I know isn't officially supported, but being based on Ubuntu Jammy I didn't think it would be a vast departure. Everything else I've tried works, including --image-bw, so I'm hoping the problem isn't with my machine.
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