Am Sonntag, 1. Februar 2015, 12:50:17 schrieb Alexander Wagner: > On 02/01/2015 12:29 PM, Pascal Obry wrote: > > Hi! > > >> Just building from current git (commit > >> bcf78267d4b5e0d3b4b24d6b18ddd75332bb2bf2) and I get > >> completely corrupt thumbnails and also if I switch to > >> darkroom they stay corrupt. I tried to build entirely from > >> scratch. What I see is an image build from cyan and magenta > >> but quite displaced. Looks quite a bit psychedelic. > > > > Moving from which version before? > > A bit older git build. > > > You may need to clean-up the install directory: > > > > $ sudo rm -fr /opt/darktable > > make uninstall should be equivalent, I guess. However, it > seems it wasn't. Removing all files manually seemed to work, > indeed. Interesting. Even make install should have replaced > all files relevant. Hm.
I am not sure if cmake generates a working uninstall target at all. but even if it did there is a quite special and rare problem here: we removed an image module. It was only used internally in our pipe so it doesn't harm anyone that it's missing now, but the .so would still be in your install directory and be loaded by darktable. The result is normally a completely white image, but I also had images with funky colors. Of course a new installation doesn't remove other files it knows nothing about. > Thanks for the quick answer!
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