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My installed CCSv6 on Ubuntu 14.04 32BIT starts up, stays only a few seconds, and then just disappears. This happens after CCS6 updates itself from yesterday.
Any idea about fixing it? Or where to find the error logs?
--Joe
Tried it, but CCSv6 still does not stay. But this time, .log file does not get any logging message at all. (I made the .log file empty before starting CCSv6).
Here is the look of libudev after being installed and the link being created:
root@jchen-OptiPlex-760:~# ls -al /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libudev*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Jan 19 09:51 /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libudev.so.0 -> /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libudev.so.1
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 Nov 18 08:37 /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libudev.so.1 -> libudev.so.1.3.5
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 71044 Nov 18 08:37 /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libudev.so.1.3.5
root@jchen-OptiPlex-760:~#
Thanks Danish,
--Joe
Hello,
Could you check if there are log files created in this folder ccsv6\eclipse\configuration? They file name should be made up of numbers with .log extension, (e.g. 1399484610897.log) There could be one file created per CCS start. If you do see them, could you attach them to your reply?
Martin
MartinS said:Could you check if there are log files created in this folder ccsv6\eclipse\configuration? They file name should be made up of numbers with .log extension, (e.g. 1399484610897.log) There could be one file created per CCS start. If you do see them, could you attach them to your reply?
I found a few of them, but the latest is the one that was generated on Dec 8, 2014, and it is attached (I used the Rich Format, and Insert/Edit Media, browsed the log file, not sure if this works for attaching a file. Can't figure out the other way).
--Joe.
!SESSION 2014-12-08 11:34:22.317 ----------------------------------------------- eclipse.buildId=4.3.0.M20130911-1000 java.version=1.6.0_13 java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc. BootLoader constants: OS=linux, ARCH=x86, WS=gtk, NL=en_US Framework arguments: -application com.ti.ccstudio.p2app -installiu com.ti.ccstudio.base.feature.group -repository file://home/jchen/ti/ccsv6/ccs_base/dsbuildrepo -destination /home/jchen/ti/ccsv6/eclipse Command-line arguments: -os linux -ws gtk -arch x86 -application com.ti.ccstudio.p2app -installiu com.ti.ccstudio.base.feature.group -repository file://home/jchen/ti/ccsv6/ccs_base/dsbuildrepo -destination /home/jchen/ti/ccsv6/eclipse !ENTRY org.eclipse.equinox.p2.operations 1 10003 2014-12-08 11:34:27.254 !MESSAGE "Code Composer Studio Base Components" is already installed, so an update will be performed instead.
Joe Chen67 said:MartinSCould you check if there are log files created in this folder ccsv6\eclipse\configuration? They file name should be made up of numbers with .log extension, (e.g. 1399484610897.log) There could be one file created per CCS start. If you do see them, could you attach them to your reply?
I found a few of them, but the latest is the one that was generated on Dec 8, 2014, and it is attached (I used the Rich Format, and Insert/Edit Media, browsed the log file, not sure if this works for attaching a file. Can't figure out the other way).
In case they can be helpful, I have made a tar ball containing all the generated log files and I am attaching it now.
--Joelog-files.tar.gz
Joe,
I can't tell what is wrong from the available log files so I need to ask you to try a couple of things so we can eliminate some possible issues.
I want to confirm the CCS installer is not detecting any missing dependencies. To do this, could you download and run the CCS v6.0.1 web installer to the point where it asks to select components. You do not need to install anything, I'd just like to see if the dependency checker is finding anything missing. The web installer is available from the CCS download page. Does the installer tell you about any missing dependencies?
Could you change the permissions of your ~/.ti folder to 777? (IE, chmod -R 777 .ti) Does that make any difference?
Please let us know what you find.
Hi Joe,
Could you try adding
-DTIBrowserType=mozilla
line to ccstudio.ini file after -vmargs row. ccstudio.ini file is located in CCSInstallRoot/ccsv6/eclipse directory.
Above call stack appears to be coming from chrome engine that we use by default.
Martin
MartinS said:
Tried this, and CCS stays up now. But, it gets an error "Failed to create the part's controls". I have attached the screenshot of the error.
Thanks,
Hi Joe,
I have created a new virtual machine with the same OS setting and added that same softlink to libudev.so.0 and I installed CCS 6.0.1. However, I can't seem to reproduce your original crash. I was able to see NullPointer exception after setting -DTIBrowserType=mozilla. Could you let me know what happens if you set that same variable to "swt" i.e. that row should look like -DTIBrowserType=swt.
Also, if possible could you send/attach eclipse configuration settings? you would need to go to Help->About Code Composer Studio, then click on "Installation Details" button near the bottom of the dialog, then switch to "Configuration" tab and click on Copy to Clipboard button. Then open a text editor, paste and save.
Thank you,
Martin
MartinS said:I have created a new virtual machine with the same OS setting and added that same softlink to libudev.so.0 and I installed CCS 6.0.1. However, I can't seem to reproduce your original crash. I was able to see NullPointer exception after setting -DTIBrowserType=mozilla. Could you let me know what happens if you set that same variable to "swt" i.e. that row should look like -DTIBrowserType=swt.
With adding " -DTIBrowserType=swt" in file /"~ti/ccsv6/eclipse/ccstudio.ini", CCS crashes and generates an error log file "~/.ti/ti/0/dmp/hs_err_3183.log", which is attached, which is complaining from libwebkitgtk.1.0.so" and down to other libs
.hs_err_3183.logccs6-install-details.txt
MartinS said:Also, if possible could you send/attach eclipse configuration settings? you would need to go to Help->About Code Composer Studio, then click on "Installation Details" button near the bottom of the dialog, then switch to "Configuration" tab and click on Copy to Clipboard button. Then open a text editor, paste and save.
I was able to collect the configuration settings when adding " -DTIBrowserType=mozilla", and the text file is attached.
Thanks Martin!
-- Joe
Hi Martin,
I am available for a remote debug. Feel free to call me at +1-303-427-5700 x322, and my time zone is Mountain.
Thanks,
--Joe
MartinS said:Hi Joe,
My apologies for delayed response. Would Monday(Feb 2) at 2pm Mountain time work for you?