Sorry about that
Do you know by any chance how to reproduce it? What did you do before it happened?
Thanks for the help!
Sorry about that
Do you know by any chance how to reproduce it? What did you do before it happened?
Thanks for the help!
The last time I was just letting it sit there and record while I was in a conference call. The prior time my computer was just sitting there recording and when I came back to it it was all locked up. This only happens when I leave Logic recording for a long period.
Iâve seen what may be the same thing. In my case Logic became unresponsive and eventually I opened Task manager to kill it. I noticed that it had grabbed 97% âmemoryâ. It took a lot of killing!
Maybe what Chris saw was not so much his system locked up, as performing extremely slowly?
I didnât report it at the time because I didnât think I had enough useful context. As I remember Iâd left it sampling while my attention was elsewhere. I had 9 digital channels and one analogue channel turned on. Capture settings reports 50 MS/s for both which is stupid high for what Iâm doing, but I forgot to turn the rates down to something sane.
Two digital channels would be seeing 100kHz pulses 1uS wide. All other channels would have been essentially static.
Device serial number is 3465636525916183485 (is there a way to copy/paste that number?). LogicPro16.
Yes, as @P.Jaquiery mentioned my system is not totally locked up, if I move the mouse around I will see some movement but it takes minutes to do any movement. I was not successful in killing Logic to recover so I did a hard reset.
Also another somewhat frustrating thing. When I save the current tab and then try to reopen the sal file Logic shows âDecompressing CaptureâŚâ indefinitely.
The saved clip is about 92MB and contains 50 seconds of recording using my settings above. this a Quad channel SDIO bus running at 25 MHz with a couple of GPIOs being wiggled for debugging.
Here is a dropbox link to the capture:
I tried to load it locally and if failed (however, the notification disappeared). Weâll dig into this!
Are you using 2.2.8?
@P.Jaquiery and @chris.peterson, thanks!
We heard about that from a couple of users, weâre still investigating, we fixed a couple of bugs today, but donât think that weâve found that issue yet
@rani,
Yes, this was created with 2.2.8 and i tried to open it with 2.2.8
Edit: I also just recently got a âProcessing Session 1 Dataâ message that does not go away (was there for 15-20 minutes until i hit the âxâ
In regards to the saved file, it seems that some data is missing that file thatâs causing the load to fail. Weâre investigating it. Does it happen with every file that you save?
Edit: I also just recently got a âProcessing Session 1 Dataâ message that does not go away (was there for 15-20 minutes until i hit the âxâ
We fixed that bug on 2.2.9 (coming out next week), but thanks!
If i save a shorter file (only 5 second duration or so) everything seems fine. I have not searched for at what point it starts failing.
Please find a feed-back on release 2.2.8 used on a real case.
I used Logic 16 and Logic Pro 8 to debug SPI + UART of the same program against two different boards. Actually, the program was running successfully on one board but not on the other.
I donât want to scroll down to configure SPI.
How to remove /RESET
, Panel /CS
, Flash /CS
and alike?
Spot the difference between the two traces above.
How to go from CC1352
to FR5994
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.logicdata
file launches Logic and doesnât load the file, when double-clocking on a .sal
file launches Logic and loads the fileCanât get trigger to scroll
I have 8 channels enabled and wanted to set the trigger on the last channel D10 in my example). I open up the Capture Settings then scroll down to âOn what channelâ and try to scroll down to D10. However, I canât get there without growing the screen. Here is what I see when trying to scroll down.
The last one I can get to is D9:
However, if I grow the screen a little, I can scroll down to D10
Let me know if you need more info to reproduce this.
Minor bug seen on Windows: the analogue cursor readout isnât shown when the cursor moves into an analogue pane until the cursor is moved sideways. That is, if you move the cursor straight up or down into an analogue pane, the readout isnât shown.
Iâm using Ubuntu 18.04 and recording 2 digital and 2 analog channels with a Logic 8 Pro while working on I2C. For me, the looping memory bug still exists. Iâm running htop to watch my resources and while Logic implies that the buffer is being reused, htop says my memory usage is still increasing. If I stop and restart the recording, the used memory is freed. Not sure if I can give any more useful information but let me know if there is anything I can do that would be helpful.
@chris.peterson, I have also seen my computer become unresponsive because of this. If the memory and swap file both fill up, your machine will effectively lock up.
When I go to open Logic2, I consistently get the error message ```âLogic2â canât be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software. This software needs to be updated. Contact the developer for more information.``. That doesnât seem to be the normal message for unsigned apps - any ideas on what I need to do to make the app run? This is an iMac on Catalina 10.15.4 (19E266). I did search this forum, and didnât find anyone else with the same problem
You can scroll, itâs just very tricky
Notice that there are 2 scrollbars, you need to scroll the outer panel and then the inner one.
Sorry about thatâŚ
Anyway, we fixed it on 2.2.9 that weâll be release today!
Thanks for letting us know, weâll add that to our bugs list
Apple added app notarization on Catalina, weâre planning to add that to our app soon (next couple of weeks).
You can still open the app in the meantime:
Weâll fix it soon!
Thanks, and that did work. I was confused because thatâs not the message I usually see when apps arenât signed.
These are some great suggestions Rei! Iâm adding them to our UX improvement list.