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For older versions:
Like on Windows, log files will be generated, if the activation flag for logging called
mvDebugFlags.mvd
is avail-
able in the same folder as the application (however, using Windows log files will be generated automatically, be-
cause the applications are started from the same folder). By default, on Linux the
mvDebugFlags.mvd
will be
installed in the installation's destination folder in the sub-folder
"apps"
. For example, if the destination folder was
"/home/workspace"
, you can locate the
mvDebugFlags.mvd
like the following way:
user@linux-desktop:~$
// <- Starting the console window, you will be in the home directory: /home/
user@linux-desktop:~$ cd workspace/apps/
// <- Change the directory
user@linux-desktop:/home/workspace/apps$ ls -l
// <- List the directory
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1 user user 20713 Mai 21 15:03 mvDebugFlags.mvd
// <- Log activation flag
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For log file generation you have to execute your app from the folder where
mvDebugFlags.mvd
is located. E.g. if
you want to start wxPropView:
user@linux-desktop:/home/workspace/apps$ ./mvPropView/x86_64/wxPropView
// <- Start the executable from the folder, where \b mvDebugFlags.mvd is located.
Another possibility would be, to copy the
mvDebugFlags.mvd
file to the folder of the executable:
user@linux-desktop:/home/workspace/apps$ cp mvDebugFlags.mvd ./mvPropView/x86_64/wxPropView
// <- Copy the log activation flag
user@linux-desktop:/home/workspace/apps$ cd ./mvPropView/x86_64/
// <- Change the directory
user@linux-desktop:/home/workspace/apps/mvPropView/x86_64/$ ./wxPropView
// <- Start the executable
Afterwards, several log files are generated which are listed in
files.mvloglist
. The log files have the file
extension .mvlog. Please send these files to our support team.
1.16.3
General Issues
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The error counter increases
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Which PC power settings are useful and possibly necessary?
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Why does updating the device list take so long
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