Linux. Brightness & White point ERROR

[kingoff SourceForge]

Hi great guru) Program first time work but then
not responding.
All information in log:
https://yadi.sk/d/8eo58wRHijDrd

What’s wrong?

[Florian Höch]

Apparently nothing, a white point drift of only 0.2 dE is insignificant.

I would strongly recommend against running arbitrary programs via sudo though.

[kingoff SourceForge]

But soft after do nothing. I waited 30 minutes
but the process is not. And writes “The instrument can be removed from the screen.”
Profile don’t create.

[Florian Höch]

It seems dispcal is hanging before it gets to writing out the .cal file. If you open up a system monitor, you should see a zombie dispcal process. End it, and you should find any files in ~/.local/share/dispcalGUI/storage/incomplete. In case a .cal file was generated, you can drag & drop it into dispcalGUI main window to continue where you left off (deactivate “Interactive display adjustment” and set tone curve to “As measured” on the “Calibration” tab to use the existing cal file as a base for profiling).

I’d also recommend updating to Argyll CMS 1.8, 1.5.1 is very old now.

[kingoff SourceForge]

Run with tone curve “As measured” but file .cal don’t created and folder “storage” don’t created.
log in attachments.

Agryll last version unpacked in “downloads” and in menu program chosen folder “bin” but in list monitors don’t have real monitor, have only “Web & lockalhost, resolv and antethered.

[Florian Höch]

Please try running the Argyll 1.8 dispcal -v9 -? from a terminal and post the output.

[kingoff SourceForge]

How i can running dispcal with agryll 1.8?
I write in terminal “dispcal -v9 -?” but in output “Calibrate a Display, Version 1.5.1”
Pleas write me full command.

[Florian Höch]

It depends where you have saved it. E.g. /home/yourusername/Downloads/Argyll_V1.8.0/bin/dispcal -v9 -?

[kingoff SourceForge]

Thank
/home/linux/Загрузки/Argyll_V1.8.0/bin/dispcal: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I don’t can search how install this library?

ps: I have ubuntu 14.04 х64

• This reply was modified on 2015-09-09 21:39:41 by kingoff.

[Florian Höch]

I think libssl is part of OpenSSL. You should be able to install it with sudo apt-get install openssl or using Synaptic package manager.

[kingoff SourceForge]

strangely openssl already installed

[Florian Höch]

I only have Ubuntu 15.04 to test unfortunately. It’s working here with Argyll 1.8.2.

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