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Bambu Labs Webcam Crashes OrcaSlicer #3
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Unfortunately no one within the team has a bambu printer so we can't test this. You will need to provide some sort of logs of orcaslicer itself. These can be found in |
debug_Mon_Jan_08_22_27_36_619.log Here is a log file from after it crashes. Hopefully this is some help |
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This seems like it might be upstream specific to their Linux version: I do this whole song and dance here in an attempt to support the camera: https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-bambustudio/blob/master/Dockerfile#L20-L34 And looking further looks to be an issue with mismatched libjpeg libraries: I created a sloppy local image using their fedora appimage here:
@fals3illusion Let me know if this one works for your printer camera and I can work the code into the repo to pull the Fedora appimage instead. |
I updated my docker image in docker-compose to taisun/random-images:bambutest ran docker-compose up -d Now I tried to launch the OrcaSlicer App and it is not running. I get this error. Not sure if this will help.
If this is something I have to do with my config to get it to work, I'm unsure what to do, if you let me know I will happily do what I can. Thanks. |
I actually entered this thinking it was bambustudio. That image is bambustudio. Given Orca is a fork I would assume this is the same issue and something you can test for me is if the native linuxserver/bambustudio:latest image works or if this custom taisun/random-images:bambutest is the only one. Just don't use a volume mount at all as this is just an ephemeral test and try those two out. That way we will know if this orca image and bambu are suffering from the same lib mismatch, it really helps narrow down the troubleshooting as I have no test setup to confirm. |
I have an instance of the bambustudios running in the same way as orcaslicer. I just checked before the custom image pull and it did not work. Using the custom image you provided, the Bambu one now works ! I am getting the webcam to work without crashing the app. I tried to delete the autostart file and still got the error when right clicking the desktop and trying to open orcsslicer. |
This is really good news as I now have a comparison and we know specifically what the issue is. The fedora version of the appimage bundles the libs it needs and it is this lib mismatch so I will try pointing this out upstream and see if they can get a fix in. I will also try to manually fix the libs in the image, but I will not have any time until this weekend. Thanks for testing I will update this thread when I have something. |
No problem, thanks for you help ! |
Is this also fixable for orcaslicer version? |
@thelamer are there any updates that you know of on this by chance? I see there is a merge above for bambustudio, but I'm still having the same crashing issue with the latest orcaslicer docker build. Thank you! |
Are you able to provide any error logs for when the crash happens? No one within the team has a bambu printer so can't test. |
I am also experiencing the same problem. |
I have another +1 The log that AppRun outputs on stdout just before crashing is:
The debug log contents are as follows. the log.enc files were 0-sized:
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Whenever I try to play the webcam, OrcaSlicer crashes
Expected Behavior
Webcam should show up
Steps To Reproduce
Go to device, then try to hit play on webcam . Crashes program after it tries to load the image
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
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