MMM-Buttons to activate MMM-Assistantmk2 (v3)

Apartment_Moose

see below

[15:09:19.817] [LOG]    [AMK2] QUERY: { type: 'MIC',
  profile: { profileFile: 'default.json', lang: 'en-US' },
  key: null,
  lang: null,
  useScreenOutput: true,
  useAudioOutput: true,
  session: 1579273759810,
  status: 'standby',
  secretMode: false,
  sayMode: false }
[15:09:19.985] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] MIC:RECORDING START.
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
Failed to create permanent mapping for memfd region with ID = 2467795728
Ignoring received block reference with non-registered memfd ID = 2467795728
[15:09:20.546] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:RESPONSE 
[15:09:22.659] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:TRANSCRIPTION { transcription: 'test', done: false }
[15:09:22.792] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:TRANSCRIPTION { transcription: 'testing', done: false }
[15:09:23.520] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:TRANSCRIPTION { transcription: 'testing', done: false }
[15:09:23.548] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:END_OF_UTTERANCE
[15:09:23.551] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] MIC:RECORDING_END
[15:09:23.585] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] Recorder Error: arecord has exited with error code 1.

Enable debugging with the environment variable DEBUG=record.
[15:09:23.599] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:TRANSCRIPTION { transcription: 'testing', done: true }
[15:09:23.906] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:SCREEN object
[15:09:23.915] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:ACTION { requestId: '5e215c36-0000-2e45-8016-089e0826d0a0' }
[15:09:23.918] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:RESPONSE 
[15:09:23.929] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.931] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.933] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.937] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.938] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.940] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.941] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.943] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.944] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.945] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.947] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.949] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.950] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.951] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.953] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.955] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.959] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.962] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.966] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.968] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.970] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.972] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.975] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.979] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.982] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.984] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.986] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.987] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.989] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.990] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.992] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.993] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.995] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.997] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:23.999] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.000] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.002] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.004] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.006] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.008] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.010] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.012] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.015] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.017] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.019] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.022] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.027] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.031] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.034] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.036] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.039] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.041] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.043] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.046] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.051] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.056] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 1600
[15:09:24.058] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION:AUDIO 14
[15:09:24.065] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION_ALL_RESPONSES_RECEIVED
[15:09:24.066] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION_END:COMPLETED
[15:09:24.067] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION_PP:RESPONSE_AUDIO_MAKING
[15:09:24.097] [LOG]    [AMK2:BW] RESPONSE_WAV_FILE_CREATED
[15:09:24.099] [LOG]    [AMK2:AS] CONVERSATION_PP:RESPONSE_AUDIO_CREATED tmp/lastResponse.wav
[15:09:24.228] [LOG]    [AMK2] { session: 1579273759810,
  error: null,
  action: { requestId: '5e215c36-0000-2e45-8016-089e0826d0a0' },
  text: null,
  screen:
   { help: [ 'What can you do?' ],
     trysay: 'Try saying…',
     links: [],
     text: 'You\'re coming in loud and clear 👌',
     photos: [],
     path:
      '/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-AssistantMk2/tmp/lastScreenOutput.html',
     uri: 'tmp/lastScreenOutput.html' },
  audio:
   { path:
      '/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-AssistantMk2/tmp/lastResponse.wav',
     uri: 'tmp/lastResponse.wav' },
  transcription: { transcription: 'testing', done: true },
  continue: false,
  lastQuery:
   { type: 'MIC',
     profile: { profileFile: 'default.json', lang: 'en-US' },
     key: null,
     lang: null,
     useScreenOutput: true,
     useAudioOutput: true,
     session: 1579273759810,
     status: 'standby',
     secretMode: false,
     sayMode: false } }
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
Failed to create permanent mapping for memfd region with ID = 3652511026
Ignoring received block reference with non-registered memfd ID = 3652511026

A Former User

@Apartment_Moose
Well, the module itself is working as log says. But the mmap() failed means, you have not enough memory. (I don’t know why) mmap() issue could happen with various reasons, so hard to point out exactly.
I think it is not related to my module directly because there was no same issue report but I cannot declare definitely.

Apartment_Moose

@Sean

ok thanks for taking a look.
dont know what the mmap() issue is but i will look into it

@sdetweil
do you potentially know what could cause this ?

sdetweil

@Apartment_Moose said in MMM-Buttons to activate MMM-Assistantmk2 (v3):

do you potentially know what could cause this ?

mmap is memory mapped file

here is a site with a pretty decent dewscription of what to look for and what to change
https://mroonga.org/docs/faq/mmap_cannot_allocate_memory.html

Apartment_Moose

@sdetweil
Thanks for getting back to me on this. I will check it out over the weekend when I next am free (probably sunday). I will report back on if this fixed it. Thanks again for the support as I couldnt find anything on google.

sdetweil

@Apartment_Moose i just did a search on google for “mmap Cannot allocate memory”

Apartment_Moose

Hi @sdetweil

thanks for the help so far, I have edited the vm map count as per the link you linked (with the 16gb used in the example)

i am still getting the same log error however

mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
Failed to create permanent mapping for memfd region with ID = 738611435
Ignoring received block reference with non-registered memfd ID = 738611435

any ideas as i am stumped…

Apartment_Moose

@sdetweil

I seem to have fixed the issue by switching everything to my raspberry 4.
didn’t look like the 3 b+ could handle it for some reason and now it is all working.
thank you for your help, it was greatly appreciated!

@Sean

quick one for you if you don’t, (after upgrading to 3.0.1) When i speak a command and it responds, the google wheel continues to spin as per the picture. (log file doesn’t do anything unless i press the button to activate again)

is this normal? or should it return to the floating bubbles?
also, log files show after any open questions such as “hello google” its status goes to standby after responding with the log showing the continue line on set to “false”.

if i press the button and dont say anything, then it resets due to the timer setting.

A Former User

@Apartment_Moose
We found some issues under specific condition about memory shortage. so we are trying another approach to use smaller memory. wait a while. sorry.

Apartment_Moose

@Sean

thanks for the response :) i will close this as solve for now.
thank you