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Initializing broken device configurations

Hi,
After the first launch, I followed the guide and started update program from WEB browser.
However, I was so tired that I didn’t even notice that the update screen imitated a Linux console.

I just found the error message and tried to copy it to Windows clipboard, and it was too late.
I’ve never seen such a brick!:brick::brick::brick:

Then luckily the safe mode feature worked, and SSH doing,
now following errors are repeating every 3 seconds (Of course, there are others).

Jul 23 21:54:58 vizy systemd[1]: Started Vizy server.
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]: Unhandled exception:
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]: Traceback (most recent call last):
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/home/pi/vizy/scripts/vizy_server", line 2, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     from vizy import VizyVisor
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/vizy-0.1.105-py3.7.egg/vizy/__init__.py", line 12, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     from .vizy import Vizy, dirs, VizyConfig, BASE_DIR, ETCDIR_NAME, APPSDIR_NAME, EXAMPLESDIR_NAME, SCRIPTSDIR_NAME
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/vizy-0.1.105-py3.7.egg/vizy/vizy.py", line 12, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     from kritter import Kritter, Klogin, MEDIA_DIR
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kritter/__init__.py", line 39, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     from .gcloud import Gcloud
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kritter/gcloud.py", line 24, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     from .gtabularclient import GtabularClient
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kritter/gtabularclient.py", line 3, in <module>
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]:     import gspread
Jul 23 21:55:02 vizy python3[7964]: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gspread'

Now, in light of all this, I would like to ask something.
Is there a feature for “reinstall all current versions” or “factory reset device” ?

It’s very good to give a proper answer one by one to a weirdy error report of a weirdy user, like this topic.
But, if it’s enough to get the user to start over, don’t bother to provide extra support.
(At least I don’t want to deal with this😎)

Hello,
Sorry for the problems!

Since you have ssh access, log into your vizy and download the latest version by typing these commands into the ssh shell:

wget https://vizycam.com/sd/vizy_main-0.1.105.sh
chmod 755 vizy_main-0.1.105.sh
sudo ./vizy_main-0.1.105.sh

If it fails, you’ll be able to copy the error :slight_smile:

The new build downloads some Python wheels – perhaps it wasn’t able to download a package (for some reason) during install.

Let me know what you find.

Edward

Yes, it seems that the latest version has been successfully installed so far.
I’ve seen some minor errors, but it’s probably easy to deal with.

I was finally able to see each feature, but unlike the first impression, I’m very surprised that it has a very good integrated application.
With just a few adjustments, it may be for sale as a network device. It’s equipped with Linux, so it’s easier to use than my OpenWRT router.

In fact, I pressed Ctrl + C several times on the update screen that opened first.
And it was so much fun to crash and blick right away.
With that momentum, I set up a ridiculous topic. very sorry.
It’s an embarrassing story, but I thought it was a more “children’s” device because of the appearance of the main unit, etc.

Yes, at least this provides the necessary and sufficient environment for trial and error, for those who want to learn about image processing.
Most of the features I need are already there. And only the hassle is set up from the beginning!

Hello,
Thank you for the feedback. Let us know if you have any more issues :slight_smile:

Edward