I01 Initialization Failed
Rachelle Kun
generally fails to initialize despite not involving any likelihood. Issue seems to be that the transformation from unconstrained space to constrained space scales in D somehow, leading to issues when D is high (for low D this works fine).
Here the error message might be justifiable, but given that the reported issue was Log probability evaluates to log(0), i.e. negative infinity. it took me a while to realize that the issue was not with my likelihood, my data, or the syntax of my code, and not even with the choice of prior, but rather the automatic initialization used.
I ended up initializing it to the identity matrix in my original code and that worked fine. The [-2,2] initialization apparently just does not work very well with this particular constraint transform (high gradient?).
On startup, I see the error "The browser supports WebGL, but initialization failed", which has been posted about here numerous times in the past. None of the solutions suggested in the other threads are working for me.
Since it's an isolated network, I don't have an easy way of testing WebGL support in-browser at webgl.org or whatever, but I did check `chrome://gpu` and it shows "WebGL: Hardware accelerated" (also for WebGL2). The only warnings on that page are an amber "Software only" for "Native GpuMemoryBuffers" and a red "Disabled" for "CheckerImaging".
The thing is, the (internet-connected) Ubuntu machine I'm writing this post from shows the exact same warnings on the Chromium GPU page (same GPU, I think?) but the application works here perfectly. And as I mentioned above, FF and Edge also work fine with the year-old drivers. That leads me to think it's either a Cesium problem, or a Chrome problem, but I have no idea what to check next.
Uh oh. I'm working on bringing over the offline version of webglreport, but I was able to get the lab machine drivers updated to an Intel-provided version that's only a few months old, and the symptoms on Cesium ("initialization failed") remain the same. I expect webglreport to tell me the same thing ("supports WebGL, but it is disabled or unavailable"), though I'll keep trying to actually get it to run, just to make sure.
The failure can show up in any of the chosen tests but most typically occurs in the DMA Test or the Write-Read-Compare test. The failure that occurs is a failure to initialize, test not run. Here is what the error log is for a failure of the walking zeros test, but the log is basically the same regardless of which test actually failed.
I just have one more question regarding the 0xF04 debug register. Where can I find the bit definitions of that register, or can you tell me what the meaning of the bits in the register are? It would be useful to have that information to help debug any future DDR related failures which may occur.
First please click "C/C++", then create a bareboard CodeWarrior project with "Connect" launch configuration enabled, please modify DDR configuration section in the initialization file in /CFG/T1040RDB_init_core.tcl according to the file ddrCtrl_1.tcl under Generated_Code folder in the QCVS DDRv project. Then connect to the target board to do DDR hardware diagnostics according the user manual.
Please check whether there is problem with the DDR controller initial configuration parameters. If there is SPD on the target board, please use reading from SPD to create a DDR project. If no, please create a QCVS DDR project with default parameters, then modify Properties panel according to DDR datasheet.
Would you please capture the low level CCS log to me to do more investigation? Please open CodeWarrior Connection Sever console, type "log v", then connect to the target board again, the low level CCS log will be printed in CCS console, would you please capture the CCS log and attach it here?
I followed the steps mentioned in this answer and did a 'devenv /setup', after that I started getting the Package management initialization failed: Access Denied. error when opening VS. Now Visual Studio doesn't even start.
I had this issue after installing SSDT for VS 2017 in a new vs instance.So it's like I have two visual studio in my machine.To fix that, I uninstalled the SSDT package, restart my machine and reinstall it on the initial installed visual studio instance.
I noticed that I had miltiple versions of visual studio meaning the current update might not have been successfull, as I was not able to delete the file that @Neil Patro says, I simply deleted the entire updates and all was ok.I guess adding this as an answer might help.
Happened to me with an existing VS instance running, where I disabled an extension (VsChromium). Closing all VS instances solved the error and VS starts normally.Env: VS 2019 Pro, Win 10 x64, running as current user.
I had the same message, but it was because the Visual Studio Installer had been put on pause and then I had shut down the laptop. To give more context, I thought I had to click on the Visual Studio icon to resume the installation, turns out I had to go to Add or Remove Programas (Control panel) locate the Visual Studio Icon and on the 3 dots in front choose "Modify" to see the installation user interface. I hope this could help a bit.
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I recently got myself a 2nd monitor to help speed up my video editing. However, I can't launch Adobe Premiere with the 2nd monitor plugged in. After I launch the app, the splash screen shows up, and then after about 20-seconds, the whole thing crashes and I get this error that says "Display Surface initialization failed."
I can work around this by unplugging the 2nd monitor, launching Adobe Premeire, and then re-plugging in the 2nd monitor. It's annoying as I prefer to close the application when I'm not using it to save computer processing power. Any insight on this would be super helpful. I've looked into other posts on the forums, and no solid fix has been found. Thanks for your time!
Hello Everyone. I just wanted to chime in because I tried all the fixes and have spent the last 18 to 20 hours trying to fix the "'Display Surface initialization failed'" error. We got it fixed adn it was because I was connecting my monitors through a hub! So, when I connected everything directly to the computer instead of through the "Display Link" everything works but if I had it through the hub, it gave me the error message almost every time. (Except when the Adobe tech Jestin was
So ... OS, basic computer specs (including GPU of course), and the details of the two monitors. How are they connected to the computer, and what settings do you have in the OS for using the two monitors?
I'm using a Windows operating system. The monitors are both LG monitors with model code: 32MN50W. The HDMI adapter is "StarTech.com USB 3.0 to Dual HDMI Adapter - 1x 4K 30Hz & 1x 1080p." The setting I'm using for the monitors is "extend these displays.
Thanks for providing great info. Sounds like a frustrating issue. Since you have a USB splitter, and @Ivan28174818i3do reported that removing that interface fixed the issue, can you test your issue with a single monitor? What happens?
Thanks for the continued help! I think you're right on the money with the splitter being the issue. I had trouble with one before, which was was I bit the bullet and upgraded to this $60 splitter. However, I guess I either got the wrong splitter or didn't spend enough. Do you have any recommendations for a good splitter?
Regarding the 2nd display port, the PC was custom built from someone and the top HDMI port doesn't work for some reason. Three of the bottom ports are similar to HMDI, but they have a weird bent shape on one end. Basically, I only have one usable HDMI input slot that I'm aware of. It's possible that a different cord of some kind could be used one of the other imput slots instead of what I'm doing. Any thoughts? Here are some pictures of the tower and back monitor to help.
Thanks for reaching out to help with this! Yes, after more testing, if I unplug one of the monitors, I'm able to launch Adobe Premiere. I can then plug the 2nd monitor back in after the program has already launched, and I don't get the crash report. That said, I'd rather not unplug and re-plug my monitor every time I launch a program.
I believe that you're correct that the issue is the splitter itself. Do you have any recommendations for hardware that could handle/is built for proper splitting? The one I'm currently using was almost $60, so I thought I spent enough to fix the issue. Would appreciate your insight on the proper tools, as I'm not educated in the intricacies of stuff like this.
Hello Everyone. I just wanted to chime in because I tried all the fixes and have spent the last 18 to 20 hours trying to fix the "'Display Surface initialization failed'" error. We got it fixed adn it was because I was connecting my monitors through a hub! So, when I connected everything directly to the computer instead of through the "Display Link" everything works but if I had it through the hub, it gave me the error message almost every time. (Except when the Adobe tech Jestin was helping)
We run a holiday cottage accomodation and we have guests struggling to connect to our internet through the portal. I've experienced that the portal is a big issue for all of our guests and therefore I will be turning it off.
The reason why Controller has "initialization failed" error may beceuse there are some other application processes occupy these port of Controller. You can click the "detail" in at the start page of Controller when the problem is happening, check which port has been occupied. Then release the port occupation in your PC. You can refer to FAQ 1483: -link.com/en/faq-1483.html
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org.alfresco.error.AlfrescoRuntimeException: 04110021 Failed to find 'app:dictionary' node
at org.alfresco.repo.action.scheduled.ScheduledPersistedActionServiceImpl.locatePersistanceFolder(ScheduledPersistedActionServiceImpl.java:141)