[agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0
I37546_CHIN at AISIN-AW.CO.JP
I37546_CHIN at AISIN-AW.CO.JP
Fri Oct 12 02:25:47 UTC 2018
Hi Madhu
I'm not sure this could help,
but as download_mapdata_jp.sh will download a tar file and then extract it, maybe more than 4GByte is needed.
If the installation was aborted for that reason, you can run the script on your host build machine instead of your target board.
Be careful that, the script accepts an argument for its target path of extract and you need to set it to root of your target.
Thanks/BR
ChenWei
From: Marc Murphy [mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk]
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2018 10:07 PM
To: Madhu B
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0
Hi Madhu
You can also use fstab to use a file system folder as a mount point.
In the example I sent you can see I have used it for some NetworkManager settings
/mnt/NetworkManager /var/lib/NetworkManager auto defaults,nofail,nobootwait,bind 0 2
/mnt/NetworkManager is the folder where I store the data in the extra partition
/var/lib/NetworkManager is the mount point created
This is so we can have a read only file system with some folders used for persistent storage over upgrades. When you plan a file system layout you need to consider what information you can afford to lose and what you want to be able to update. Using persistent partitions and mount points allows you to update rootfs and still keep data.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0
Hi Marc,
As the earlier image corrupted, I've flashed the image once again. The SDcard have 4GB space on newly created partition.
The Navigation application is expecting navi_data under home directory, due to that I've created the symbolic link under home directory.What you mean by "mounting /var/mapdata to a folder on your new partition"? mapdata is a folder not a block device.
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 6:07 PM Marc Murphy <marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk<mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk>> wrote:
Have you cleaned out /var/mapdata from the last boot where you attempted to download and it got to 12% ?
have a look at df to see what space you have.
You could still have a full file system that the app needs to write some data to.
You cold try mounting /var/mapdata to a folder on your new partition, that will give working space.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0
Hi Marc,
Now the boot failure issue resolved with the usage of /dev/mmcblk instead of UUID in fstab file. Made an symbolic link to /mnt/HDD/var/mapdata/navi_data folder under home directory, But still launching navigation app returns to home screen.
It's journal cat log is:
Oct 11 11:59:06 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: start gps navi
Oct 11 11:59:06 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: NAVI port = 1046
Oct 11 11:59:06 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: NAVI token = HELLO
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi - sample GPS Navigation Version 0.0.7 (build 031 Oct 8 2018)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: libEGL warning: MESA-LOADER: device is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: MESA-LOADER: device is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: MESA-LOADER: device is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: NC_Initialize error.
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: user data path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: map db path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_map_db_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_user_data_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_map_udi_data_path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_map_udi_info_file(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/udi_info)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi_config_map_font_file (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/IPAfont00303/ipagp.ttf)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: EGL_VERSION = 1.4 (DRI2)
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: EGL_VENDOR = Mesa Project
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: EGL_CLIENT_APIS= OpenGL OpenGL_ES
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: navi-core version 0.0.7(Oct 8 2018) , api version 1.0.20160329-00
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: Copyright (c) 2016 Hitachi, Ltd.
Oct 11 11:59:07 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[810]: This program is dual licensed under GPL version 2 or a commercial license.
Prior to this, while running ownload_mapdata_jp.sh, I got the following log.
root at raspberrypi3:/mnt/HDD# /usr/AGL/apps/download_mapdata_jp.sh ./
no map data
start downloading...
Connecting to agl.wismobi.com<http://agl.wismobi.com> (52.219.4.128:80<http://52.219.4.128:80>)
navi_data.tar.gz 12% |************ | 157M - stalled -
map data directory does not exist
create a directory .//var/mapdata
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/24.png
navi_data/HMI/23.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/Config/DataManagerConfig.ini
navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/Config/RouteCost/
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/2.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/TTS/
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/86.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/10.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/67.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/91.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/48.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/Log/
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/72.png
navi_data/HMI/28.png
navi_data/
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/53.png
navi_data/HMI/
navi_data/HMI/3.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/34.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/7.png
navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/Polaris.db
tar: unexpected end of file
tar: short read
done..
The above log shows that the installation of mapdata ended with some errors(stalled).
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 5:05 PM Marc Murphy <marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk<mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk>> wrote:
Hi Madhu
I have had issues on embedded systems in the past with UUID and resorting to the /dev/mmcblk device made it work.
Give it a try and see. The use of /dev/mmcblk is also more flexible for portability if you are to copy file system images.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Sent: 11 October 2018 12:21:45
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0
Hi Marc,
I've used the UUID of the /dev/mmcblkxx instead of it's name directly as specified in https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/external-storage.md. Is there any issue, if we use UUID instead of block device name(/dev/mmcblkxx)?
My /etc/fstab file is
# stock fstab - you probably want to override this with a machine specific one
/dev/root / auto defaults 1 1
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
devpts /dev/pts devpts mode=0620,gid=5 0 0
tmpfs /run tmpfs mode=0755,nodev,nosuid,strictatime 0 0
tmpfs /var/volatile tmpfs defaults 0 0
# uncomment this if your device has a SD/MMC/Transflash slot
#/dev/mmcblk0p1 /media/card auto defaults,sync,noauto 0 0
UUID=1195b956-784f-4ea3-8783-238ef368235a /mnt/HDD ext4 defaults,auto,umask=000,users,rw 0 0
The last statement is for mounting the new partition.
Regards,
-Madhu.
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
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Can you post your fstab?
You shouldn't need to use the UUID, there should be a /dev/mmcblk entry for the new partition, use that.
Can be done like this:
# <file system> <mount pt> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
/dev/root / ext4 rw,noauto 0 1
/dev/mmcblk0p3 /mnt ext4 defaults 0 0
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
devpts /dev/pts devpts defaults,gid=5,mode=620 0 0
tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs mode=0777 0 0
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs mode=1777 0 0
tmpfs /run tmpfs mode=0755,nosuid,nodev 0 0
tmpfs /media tmpfs mode=0755,nosuid,nodev 0 0
sysfs /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
/dev/mmcblk0p2 /home ext4 defaults 0 0
/mnt/NetworkManager /var/lib/NetworkManager auto defaults,nofail,nobootwait,bind 0 2
/mnt/pgsql /var/lib/pgsql auto defaults,nofail,nobootwait,bind 0 2
/dev/mmcblk0p4 /users ext4 defaults 0 0
Cheers
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
No, it is not working. As I said earlier, it results in boot failure.
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 4:16 PM Marc Murphy <marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk<mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk>> wrote:
So is it working properly now?
I tend to use fdisk and mkfs for partition creation on the device.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
Hi Marc,
I am able to mount it manually, ran the download_mapdata_jp.sh there(mapdate extracted under /mnt/HDD/var directory). I've created a new partition of size 4GB(total SDcard size is 16GB) with ext4 as file-system type using GParted.
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 3:33 PM Marc Murphy <marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk<mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk>> wrote:
Hi Madhu
Have you tried to mount it manually to check and have you also created a file system on the new partition? If not you need to format it.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
Hi all,
I've created a new partition on the SDcard and mounted it to /mnt/HDD. For automatic mounting, modified the /etc/fstab file by referring link: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/external-storage.md. This will causing the boot failure on the Raspberry Pi3.
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 2:29 PM Marc Murphy <marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk<mailto:marc.murphy at sancloud.co.uk>> wrote:
You could look at creating an additional partition of 2GB to store the navigation data. Mount it and then use a symbolic file link to reference it.
Kind Regards
Marc
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
Thanks ChenWei, I'll look into it.
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 1:50 PM <I37546_CHIN at aisin-aw.co.jp<mailto:I37546_CHIN at aisin-aw.co.jp>> wrote:
Hi Madhu
Original build image will just make a partition about 3GBytes for my M3 board, so I've also experienced the same issue.
But my data is luckily not broken when using the same GPARTED.
I think there should be a configuration for that size but sorry to say I don't know how to change it.
Thanks/BR
ChenWei
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
Hi ChenWei,
Execution of download_mapdata_jp.sh script stops due to No space left on device. Expanded the root partition of the SD card using gparted, but it results in losing of data on the root partition. After that, Home screen don't showing remaining application icons on display.
How to expand the root partition of the SD card for AGL without losing the data? Is there any utility on AGL like raspi-config on Raspbian?
Thanks,
-Madhu.
On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 1:16 PM <I37546_CHIN at aisin-aw.co.jp<mailto:I37546_CHIN at aisin-aw.co.jp>> wrote:
Hi Madhu
download_mapdata_jp.sh
is needed to download map data (about 1GByte) for the Navigation App.
Please run this script before starting the App.
Usually it should be installed by recipes-demo-hmi/navigation/navigation_git.bb<http://navigation_git.bb>.
You can also find it in recipes-demo-hmi/navigation/navigation.
Thanks/BR
ChenWei
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Subject: Re: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on RaspberryPi3 with EEL 5.1.0 (Madhu B)
Hi Jason,
My image have QtLocation and QtPositioning folders under /usr/lib/qt5/qml/ and it also have the folders you've mentioned in https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/automotive-discussions/2018-September/006659.html.
But it don't have the script file /usr/AGL/apps/download_mapdata_jp.sh. How to get this file? What is the necessary of that script file?
Regards,
-Madhu.
On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 5:59 AM Jason Reich <jasonr at idwtechnologies.com<mailto:jasonr at idwtechnologies.com>> wrote:
Hi Madhu,
I've seen a problem with the Nav app on M3+KF as well, and this could be the problem with the RPi, but I don't have that setup to test.
On the M3 build, the FF image was missing the Qt libraries and modules for navigation and positioning. This allowed the Nav app to start, but failed quickly.
I posted about this on Sept 20, but did not receive any responses. Here is my message:
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/automotive-discussions/2018-September/006659.html
Take a look on your image, and see if /usr/lib/qt5/qml/ has QtLocation or QtPositioning, or any of the other files I mention in the email. My app works once I manually copied those files from my SDK docker image onto the board.
Also, for the Nav app to work, you must load the maps onto your image, using the /usr/AGL/apps/download_mapdata_jp.sh script.
Hope that helps,
Jason.
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Subject: [agl-discussions] Navigation app is not launching on
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I've build the AGL image for Raspberry Pi3 on Ubuntu 14.04.
Whenever I am trying to launch Navigation application on RaspberryPi3, it
is not working as expected(returning to home screen) and it's journalctl
log is
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: start gps navi
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: NAVI port = 1046
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: NAVI token = HELLO
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: navi - sample GPS
Navigation Version 0.0.7 (build 031 Oct 8 2018)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: libEGL warning:
MESA-LOADER: device is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: MESA-LOADER: device
is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: MESA-LOADER: device
is not located on the PCI bus
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: NC_Initialize error.
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: user data
path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: map db
path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_map_db_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Map/JPN/)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_user_data_path (/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_map_udi_data_path(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_map_udi_info_file(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/Data/MD/UDI/udi_info)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]:
navi_config_map_font_file
(/home/navi_data/japan_TR9/IPAfont00303/ipagp.ttf)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: EGL_VERSION = 1.4
(DRI2)
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: EGL_VENDOR =
Mesa Project
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: EGL_CLIENT_APIS=
OpenGL OpenGL_ES
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: navi-core version
0.0.7(Oct 8 2018) , api version 1.0.20160329-00
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: Copyright (c) 2016
Hitachi, Ltd.
Oct 09 04:59:35 raspberrypi3 afbd-navigation at 0.1[862]: This program is dual
licensed under GPL version 2 or a commercial license.
What is wrong with the navigation application?
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