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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10744

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After updating to 5.7.1-1 and updating the classes I cannot start the runtime environment anymore. The runtime monitor says:

runtime_starting_up.png




If I operate a slider, there are errors popping up in the terminal:

slider_error.png




And in the PLC the values are not processed:

no_processing.png


There are some "Suspicious format" errors like this, too:

suspicious_format.png




Any idea what I could have missed out?
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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10745

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Despite having nothing changed (besides having lunch) RT could now be started and is stating to be running...

But still the process values are not processed obviously:

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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10747

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Hi Geno,

It looks as if the plc program is not executing. Recompile all plcpgm's with force, build the node. If it still doesn't work, check that there is a new executable for the current node on $pwrp_exe. You can also see with 'ps x' if this process is running.

The Suspicious format errors are that you haven't specified Value.Format in some Value fields in Ge. It should be %f for floats (eg %6.2f) and %d for integers and boolean.

The slider error is probably that the object can't be found. Is the name changed or is it some volume that is not mounted?

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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10751

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Good morning Claes,

thank you for your help, appreciated! You're right in track with your assumption regarding the plc files - if I compile the plcs with force, it says:

plc_not_for_x86.png



I figured that X86_64 might be the better option, but if I choose that build, the workbench says:

x86_64_build_error.png



And the output of the terminal says that "javac" could not be found:

java_c_not_found.png



Kind of confusing - until I updated to 5.7.1-1 everything worked perfectly well :dry:

Thanks again,
Geno
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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10752

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There are two places you have to change OperatingSystem to Linux X86_64, in File/Volume Attributes in the root volume configurator (and then compile with force), and in the NodeConfig object in the directory volume.

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Runtime stuck in "Proview starting up" 3 years 6 months ago #10753

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claes wrote:
There are two places you have to change OperatingSystem to Linux X86_64, in File/Volume Attributes in the root volume configurator (and then compile with force), and in the NodeConfig object in the directory volume.

/Claes

Claes, thank you so much - now it works again :woohoo:

Proview really is a beast. But a beautiful one :laugh:

Thank you,
Geno
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