ufraw-batch is probably trying to create thumbnails for your NEF files.
What camera model did those NEF files come from?
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ufraw-batch consumes 100% cpu and crashes with signal 24 in
cmsTrilinearInterp16()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/282012
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UFRaw generates thumbnails in a fraction of a second with the command:
ufraw-batch --embedded-image --size=128
I don't know how trackerd is activating ufraw, but it seems that
something very wrong is going on.
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ufraw-batch consumes 100% cpu and crashes with signal 24 in
cmsTrilinearInterp16(
In ufraw_developer.c there are two calls to
cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform(). As far as I know only one of them
requires the use of the NOCOLORSPACECHECK() macro.
Are you still getting the same crash with UFRaw-0.12.1?
Udi
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[apport] ufraw crashed canon raw files (cr2)
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It seems like a problem with lcms-1.16. The following patch to
ufraw_developer.c might solve the problem:
prof[i++] = d->saturationProfile;
prof[i++] = d->profile[1];
d->colorTransform = cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform(prof, i,
- TYPE_RGB_16
I just test it with linux-image-2.6.37-020637rc2-generic and the bug
still exists.
What I noticed is that sometimes the card reader works perfectly until I
eject the SD card. I mounted and ejected the SD cards several times, it
sometimes works and sometimes fails. In all cases the messages in sysl
Public bug reported:
The content of files copied from an SD card using the internal card
reader are corrupt. There are no error messages in /var/log/syslog or
/var/log/messages. dmesg output from the point the card is inserted
until it is ejected also looks fine:
[45149.636685] mmc0: new SDHC car
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File from internal SD card reader corrupt with no error messages
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/676350
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For me, the post install script failed at the line: 'pkill -u hobbit
vmstat'.
A work around it to run 'sudo -u hobbit vmstat 1'. This gives pkill
something to kill. Then you can run in parallel 'sudo dpkg -
Installing procps does not help. 'pkill -u hobbit vmstat' still fails
because there is no process to kill.
The fix would be to change the line to 'pkill -u hobbit vmstat || true'.
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I have the python3-opencv packaged installed.
Still if I create a venv with system site packages and try to install
opencv:
python3 -m venv --system-site-packages tmp
./tmp/bin/pip install opencv-python
It will install opencv from pypi instead of ignoring it as it does for
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