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terminal half in front of crankshaft mainscreen #358

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Bishamon1987 opened this issue Jul 9, 2019 · 25 comments
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terminal half in front of crankshaft mainscreen #358

Bishamon1987 opened this issue Jul 9, 2019 · 25 comments
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@Bishamon1987
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Hi,
Since the new update and the fix of the touchscreen issue, my crankshaft main screen looks like this.
IMG_20190709_073131

It's only there in X11 mode not in EGL

Any idea if it's a setting issue or a bug?

@tompeel
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tompeel commented Jul 10, 2019

Is the fix not to just use egl?

@Bishamon1987
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Bishamon1987 commented Jul 11, 2019 via email

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tompeel commented Jul 12, 2019

Perhaps you have boot to old style menu selected by default in the config? if so try to set it back to its default.
Otherwise this is a pretty odd one, have you tried a new image from scratch?
There is a way of doing this over USB or OTA i think by placing a file in the crankshaft folder even to jsut restore to the same version as your on but fresh.
You would have to do the 45 mins or so of building with the Protobuf2 fix....

@Bishamon1987
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Bishamon1987 commented Jul 12, 2019 via email

@abraha2d
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Occasionally I have one character show through at the bottom-left corner of the screen. I've never been able to successfully reproduce it. I'm also using X11 mode because of my touchscreen.

Never had almost the whole thing be hidden before. What's your screen resolution?

@abraha2d
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Also, is the screen still hidden when you plug in your phone, or does AA show over the full screen?

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Bishamon1987 commented Jul 12, 2019 via email

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I had reported this same issue a few months ago (issue #308). No real solution that I've found so far.

@homestar1217
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I've been able to resolve this issue in Alpha4 with the ethernet solution provided by @Grawa in issue #308. I'm going to try this again today to see if it resolves it for Alpha5.1. If anyone knows a command to perform this from within the Crankshaft console that would be awesome, otherwise it looks like I may be installing Linux on an old computer today.

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I use this app on my phone called Termius. It works great.

@homestar1217
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@Bishamon1987 @abraha2d I can confirm the workaround in #308 works for me with Alpha5.1 as well.

add the text below to the \etc\network\interfaces file:

auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.168.1.50
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.1.1

You can obviously change the IP to match your network if you need to.

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Grawa commented Aug 10, 2019

@homestar1217 nice to see someone that have used my workaround after 5 months :D

in the meanwhile I started to learn python and bought OA Pro XD

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It works to remove the terminal from in front of the UI, but now AA won't display when I plug my phone in. Crankshaft sees the phone plug in and locks the UI, but AA never actually displays. I think this is a UI issue as I can start music from my phone and it plays through the Pi so I think the AA process is actually running, just not displaying on the screen. I'm about done with Crankshaft, The audio coming out of the composite RPi output is really bad anyway.

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@homestar1217 did you try the steps here to get better audio? https://github.com/opencardev/crankshaft/wiki/3.5mm-Audio-Jack

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@homestar1217 @Bishamon1987 without using the workaround, if you touch where the settings icon is supposed to be, do you see the settings UI?

If so, if you press cancel, do you get the crankshaft UI back?

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Bishamon1987 commented Aug 12, 2019

Yes, but if the terminal gives a low voltage warning, this line will show in front of crankshaft again.

@abraha2d Can I ask you a question off topic somewhere else?

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abraha2d commented Aug 12, 2019

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r4stered commented Aug 14, 2019

@homestar1217

It works to remove the terminal from in front of the UI, but now AA won't display when I plug my phone in. Crankshaft sees the phone plug in and locks the UI, but AA never actually displays. I think this is a UI issue as I can start music from my phone and it plays through the Pi so I think the AA process is actually running, just not displaying on the screen. I'm about done with Crankshaft, The audio coming out of the composite RPi output is really bad anyway.

I am having the exact same issue as you so you are not alone. I ran into the overlay and used your workaround and same result. I can stream audio through BT and it connects and locks the phone, but android audio isn't showing up on the screen

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@abraha2d I had not tried the audio workaround for the 3.5mm jack. I use it for both audio and video, would that make a difference? It was really bad, it sounded like it was clipping all the time but I don't have that problem with other devices so if that would be improved with this workaround it's definitely something I will try.

@jreneew2 to be honest I got fed up with chasing issues with Crankshaft and I have gone back to using my Asus TinkerBoard running Android 6.0 and the HeadUnit Reloaded app. I had to spend $15 on an HDMI to RCA converter, but the ease of use is worth it. I hope the Crankshaft devs can fix a bunch of these issues with a new release soon, but as it is right now it was pretty much unusable in my setup. I'm disappointed because I really wanted to use it.

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@homestar1217 Hmm. I hadn't thought of doing that. I think I have one somewhere around I can try that.

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Yes, but if the terminal gives a low voltage warning, this line will show in front of crankshaft again.

Hmm, a temporary solution would probably be to add loglevel=0 vt.global_cursor_default=0 in /boot/cmdline.txt, to get rid of all console messages.

The proper fix would be to start X11 on its own tty. I'll look into it.

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@homestar1217 Using the 3.5mm jack for video as well shouldn't make a difference as long as you've got the pinout correct.

What volume do you have set in crankshaft? Maybe that could be the source of any clipping? I've got mine set to 50%.

@abraha2d abraha2d added the bug Something isn't working label Aug 31, 2019
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For some unknown reason this problem has started happening on my system as well. Will update if/when I fix it.

@matt2005 matt2005 added the pre-alpha52 pre-alpha52 label Oct 1, 2020
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