I recently installed DaVinci resolve 18.1 and got "the gpu failed to perform image processing error code 999" Error as soon as I started the Program. I had no Clue . Requires solution.
How to fix Error code 999 (the gpu failed to perform image processing).
Get the latest Driver for your gpu
Switch to NVIDIA Performance mode in NVIDIA x Server Prime Profile
NVIDIA x Server -> Prime Profile -> NVIDIA (Performance mode)
Reboot
If you don't have a prime profile in the NVidia X server settings like me, acquire the nvidia-prime package and run a 'prime-run' prefix on the executable in terminal. Fixed it for me.
prime-run /opt/resolve/bin/resolve
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Two A100 cards installed on the system. Attempt to use the CUDA Cmd-Line profiler. Run the simplest example of CUDA. Type the command
export COMPUTE_PROFILE=1
export CUDA_PROFILE=1
./simpleMultiGPU
output
Starting simpleMultiGPU
CUDA-capable device count: 2
Generating input data...
Computing with 2 GPUs...
GPU Processing time: 7.483000 (ms)
Computing with Host CPU...
Comparing GPU and Host CPU results...
GPU sum: 16777280.000000
CPU sum: 16777294.395033
Relative difference: 8.580068E-07
But there is no log file output. Type
ls -a
Still output
. .. Makefile NsightEclipse.xml readme.txt simpleMultiGPU simpleMultiGPU.cu simpleMultiGPU.h simpleMultiGPU.o
What could be the cause? Thanks in advance!
The command line profiler you are attempting to use isn't part of any CUDA toolkit that supports GPUs like A100. It was deprecated and removed some time ago (it was removed prior to CUDA 8.0. CUDA 11.x or newer is required for A100 support).
The recommended profilers are nsight compute and nsight systems. A set of introductory blogs starts here.
I'm trying to set up my Raspberry Pi with a 64GB micro-SD card using the image file 2018-04-18-raspbian-stretch-lite.
Every time I try to update or install software on the card, the system gives me the following error message:
dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting:
unable to sync directory '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/': Input/output error
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
W: Problem unlinking the file /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin - pkgDPkgPM::Go (30: Read-only file system)
The system then refuses to run any more programs and I cannot access the system again after I log out. (I normally access my Raspberry Pi via SSH.) I've checked the filesystem on the card, as per this article, and Disk Utility is telling me the card is FAT32, so that doesn't seem to be the issue; and besides the article says the card shouldn't even boot up the first time if I was using the wrong filesystem.
I have tried installing Raspbian on two different 64GB cards now and have got the same result on both. Additionally, I tried doing the same thing on a 16GB card and it worked normally.
I was trying to activate my configuration on my local PC, but it failed. I tried:
Isolate 1 or 2 cores on my pc (Under SYSTEM > Real-Time and reboot the PC) and run the PLC tasks on those cores. When I do this I get the following error:
'TwinCAT System' (10000): Sending ams command >> Init4\RTime: Start Interrupt: Ticker started >> AdsWarning: 4118 (0x1016, RTIME: startup of isolated CPU fails!) << failed!
I then tried to run it on the normal windows dedicated CPUs (so none of the CPU’s were isolated). When I activated the configuration (and enabled Virtualization in the BIOS) I got the following error message:
Setting TwinCAT in Run Mode with KB4056894 is not possible
Uninstall KB4056894
or
Activate a solution using only isolated cores
I could not find KB4056894 installed on my PC. Any other solution?
I'm using TwinCAT 3 Build 4022.14 under Windows 10.
From Beckhoff support:
According to the error note, the Microsoft patch for spectre/meltdown
is installed on your PC. Normally, the TC3 should work with this patch
when using isolated cores…
However, since version TC3 Build 4022.16, this problem is solved.
I installed 4022.22 and everything worked.
I just want to share my experience with this error and how I solved it. Just in real-time menu set the cpu cores as 1 shared and 3 isolated cores. since my cpu has 4 core. Then set this value on target and then it will ask for reboot. after reboot it worked without this error and I was able to run the my code.
I installed a bitcoin node using a raspberry-pi 2 + usb stick of 128 Giga (hosting the blockchain). But cannot make it run. This is what i get:
$ bitcoind
Segmentation fault
After googling a while, the possible causes I found are:
Corrupted SD card or program
Electric supply issue (lack of voltage)
Hopefully it's non of them. Any insight or advice?
I'm having a problem with the tablet of Pepper. I am trying to display the index.html to the tablet using the show app box. I made only at the Application one show app box to the root diagram.
An error occurs when I run the application:
[ERROR] behavior.box: _getTabletService: 24 _Behavior__lastUploadedChoregrapheBehavior544669552: / init_8 / Show App_2:
Can not find service 'ALTabletService' in index
In addition, I also get the following awarning:
[WARN] behavior.box: onInput_onStart: 45 _Behavior__lastUploadedChoregrapheBehavior544669552: / init_8 / Show App_2:
Could not find tablet service, so can not set application: .lastUploadedChoregrapheBehavior
Development environment is as follows.
Model name: MacBook Pro
OS: El Capitan 10.11.5
Processor name: Intel Core i5 2.6 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
Graphics: Intel Iris 1536MB
Choreographe: 2.4.3.28
Pepper: 2.4.3.28
Answer please.
Make sure you are connected to the real Pepper and not to the virtual robot (as the virtual robot does not include the ALTabletService).
From experience (Nao) the error would suggest that the module is not available. I don't have the luxury to get my hands on a Pepper yet, but if your are not using a virtual robot, I would fire up a python session and try:
from naoqi import ALTabletService
and see if that goes through. If not, it would mean that there is problem with your SDK installation or env. path. If it goes through, it would be robot issue. Again you NEED TO make sure you are "connected" to a real Pepper, not a virtual robot in Choregraphe, in order for "Show App" to work.
As already pointed out ALTabletService is only available on a real robot (as it runs inside the tablet).
Also sadly this service is not the most stable service on the robot, and it might from time to time be missing (it will restart automatically). So you might need to protect your application against this (by waiting for it, ignoring errors, exiting, ... depending on your workflow).