Carlos Milovic
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Dungeons are not what they used to be...
Dungeons are not what they used to be...
PixInsight 1.8 ? Codename "Ripley"
- Thread starter Juan Conejero
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Hi
I just installed new version on win7-32 host.
Yes, I know that 32bit is obsolete, but all worked well until I received message about some new updates (dll modules).
I agreed with installation, but after restart I receive an error message and I lost 3 processes, one of those very important: image registration.
I had to go back to default first install.
In attach 3 incompatible modules from update message.
What's wrong?
Regards
I just installed new version on win7-32 host.
Yes, I know that 32bit is obsolete, but all worked well until I received message about some new updates (dll modules).
I agreed with installation, but after restart I receive an error message and I lost 3 processes, one of those very important: image registration.
I had to go back to default first install.
In attach 3 incompatible modules from update message.
What's wrong?
Regards
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I installed the latest version yesterday and then installed all the upgrades it recommended - it claims to be version 1.08.00.0963, and I think it has a memory leak in the registration process.
I am building a 3 panel mosaic, with about 1250 images per panel, and I started 3 instances of PI running because the registration processes doesn't seem to be very parallel, and I have enough cores and memory (and not enough patience to run multiple registrations at once.
It was running fine when I went to bed, but this morning, instead of being done they are all almost frozen -- occasionally it shows some activity on the console, but it is very slow, and each of the process has grown to about 12.5GB, and they are each using about 1/2 of 1 CPU core.
I saw this once before, but didn't report it here, so it seems to be reproducible, although it takes a while to make happen.
I've attached a directory listing sorted by date/time. You can see the time between images growing.
Bret
I am building a 3 panel mosaic, with about 1250 images per panel, and I started 3 instances of PI running because the registration processes doesn't seem to be very parallel, and I have enough cores and memory (and not enough patience
to run multiple registrations at once.It was running fine when I went to bed, but this morning, instead of being done they are all almost frozen -- occasionally it shows some activity on the console, but it is very slow, and each of the process has grown to about 12.5GB, and they are each using about 1/2 of 1 CPU core.
I saw this once before, but didn't report it here, so it seems to be reproducible, although it takes a while to make happen.
I've attached a directory listing sorted by date/time. You can see the time between images growing.
Bret
jeffweiss9
Well-known member
Some questions:
1) Is there an estimated date for the full release of 1.8 ? (hard to follow this long thread without clear announcements)
2) Is the rumor I heard true that 1.8 will not support XP 32bit machines?
Thanks,
-Jeff
1) Is there an estimated date for the full release of 1.8 ? (hard to follow this long thread without clear announcements)
2) Is the rumor I heard true that 1.8 will not support XP 32bit machines?
Thanks,
-Jeff