no output files #21
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It's hard to say exactly what is going wrong here. The bundle/out log file ../bin/bundler list.txt --options_file options.txt though it looks like your list file is at /tmp/tmpSIgHJp for some reason. Noah On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 11:56 PM, powersa notifications@github.com wrote:
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I had luck learning more about what's going o by running RunBundler.sh. (FYI I had to install ImageMagick to satisfy the mogrify dependency) This is the error that causes bundler to crash: This looks like issue #11. I'll post if I find a solution. |
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Can you run bundler inside gdb? What would help here is a stack trace. Noah
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here is the stack trace when run on the kermit dataset: $ gdb ../bin/bundler Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. Let me know if I can provide more... |
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Looks like bundler can't find the jpg files. Does your list.txt file
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The relative paths appear to be correct. Contents of list.txt: ./kermit000.jpg 0 660.80306 |
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So the images are all in the working directory? What platform are you Noah 2014-08-16 23:06 GMT-04:00 powersa notifications@github.com:
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The images are all in the working directory. Operating system info: essentially Ubuntu 13.04 |
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Okay. Please do an 'ls -l' inside the directory where you are running Noah
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Thanks Noah! drwxr-xr-x 2 arpowers arpowers 4096 Aug 16 17:20 bundle |
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I don't see any jpg files in that list. According to list.txt they should
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Edited previous comment, missing files was user error (moved the images to try another run). New comment reflects what was in the dir at runtime. |
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Just to make sure, is the previous stack trace you posted correct for the run where the images are in the current working directory? |
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Well, that's embarrassing, sorry Noah and thanks for your patience. Here is the stack trace with the jpegs in the working dir. I removed some of tri.error matches for readability. (gdb) run list.txt --options_file options.txt Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. |
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Interesting, I have never seen that error before. It is crashing in the This suggests maybe switching to a different implementation of blas. Can
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 6:19 PM, powersa notifications@github.com wrote:
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Bingo! I had libopenblas-base, libblas3 and libblas-dev installed on my system. These are the commands I ran to clean things up...
ls -l bundle/ Looks like libopenblas-base was the culprit. I recommend following the steps outlined above to get the proper install of libblas. Thanks for your time Noah! |
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Glad to hear it is working now. This should be useful for others who run Noah On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 8:00 PM, powersa notifications@github.com wrote:
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@powersa Thank you very much. I encountered the same problem and it was solved after following your advise. PS: Someone may have to install lapack after executing above commands. |
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@powersa Thank you very much! I encountered the same problem and it was solved after following your advise. |
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Thank you, guys. @powersa This was the only solution on the whole internet that helped me. |
bundler_sfm built successfully on Linux Mint 15.
When I run bundler.py on examples/kermit everything looks good and it ends with:
[- Running Bundler -]
[- Done -]
However, the bundle dir does not contain the expected output. Based on available info I expect .out and .ply files in this location.
Here's my full output, including source and log files: https://www.dropbox.com/s/f8znbru0c88ps1e/kermit.zip
Do you see anything in these files that indicates the build went wrong or a processing step fails?
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