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The cause of the failure is that deleteBucket calls self.readUntil({b"\x33\x02": self.parseStandardResult}). Unfortunately, when the reply is received,
which doesn't match the parser prefix passed in via the dict. However, changing the dict key to b'u\x02' gets us past that point. However, setLcdMode then promptly fails too, passing in b"\x39\x01" while the message prefix (again) is b'u\x02'. After changing all message parser prefixes to match, I finally get something on the screen, but it seems like the stride is off, or something. I'm also happy to push my changes to a fork if that'd help.
Any help is much appreciated, it appears I'm pretty close to having a working custom rendered image on my AIO screen!
Output of rotating.py with changs described above.
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Weird striding on output (and protocol differences) on Krake 2023 (non-Elite)
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Sep 30, 2023
As I mentioned in the liquidctl PR thread, this code also seems to be failing in a similar place with the same error.
The call stack of the failure is:
The cause of the failure is that
deleteBucket
callsself.readUntil({b"\x33\x02": self.parseStandardResult})
. Unfortunately, when the reply is received,msg = [117, 2, 123, 235, 198, 54, 205, 36, 236, 93, 134, 20, 178, 111, ...]
and
prefix = b'u\x02'
which doesn't match the parser prefix passed in via the dict. However, changing the dict key to b'u\x02' gets us past that point. However,
setLcdMode
then promptly fails too, passing inb"\x39\x01"
while the message prefix (again) isb'u\x02'
. After changing all message parser prefixes to match, I finally get something on the screen, but it seems like the stride is off, or something. I'm also happy to push my changes to a fork if that'd help.Any help is much appreciated, it appears I'm pretty close to having a working custom rendered image on my AIO screen!
Output of
rotating.py
with changs described above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: