RenderingAPIException causes rviz2 to crash after 100 tries. #672
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Also had this problem, unable to start rviz2 after the latest Ubuntu upgrade of foxy. I was able to run rviz2 before without issues. A simple reboot fixed the issue on my side. |
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@david-beaudette ohh. I have tried rebooting and upgrading but still it doesn't work. I am facing this issue from the beginning. I have not been able to start rviz2 since I installed it. Also I Just noticed this was also printed in the beginning before the 100 lines of the above error: |
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@jasmeet0915 I found this discussion that appears to have a similar issue: openai/gym#509 (comment) It seems most likely that you're missing this driver? I see that you've already tried some solutions online so please let me know if you've already tried this! Also, are you running in headless mode? An example is docker without a display linked into the environment. |
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@jasmeet0915 I'm going to close this issue given the length of time since my response and what appears to be a matching solved issue. Please re-open if the problem persists. |
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the issue still persists |
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also having this issue: OutputEdit: this seems to be an issue of wayland-compatibility, telling QT to run rviz2 via Xwayland solves the issue for me: ros-visualization/rviz#1442 (comment) |
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I was having a similar issue where I was running ROS2 in a docker container on a Pi and trying to connect over SSH in Windows 11 with apps rendering over SSH. Dockerfile - append to endthis sets up an SSH server within the docker container so you can connect directly to itEnsuring you replace <PUBLIC SSH KEY HERE> with your public key for ssh and <IMAGE LINK FROM DOCKER HUB> with your docker hub image link eg. ubuntu:22.04 docker-compose.yaml (snippet only) - ensure the following settings are included in your docker-compose filessh config file for vscodereplace whatever your device hostname/IP is Lastly, in Windows I change the default settings for Xming Note the arrows above. I'm using 10 as a display id so I had to export this setting in the docker host eg Raspberry Pi main terminal |
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I think recent updates to wayland GUI doesn't support this.You have to install X11 and then proceed. 2)Install x11-sudo apt-get install xorg openbox Try starting rviz2 now. |
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Hi,
I am not able to get rviz2 to start on my system due to the following error:
[ERROR] [1618426295.882467513] [rviz2]: RenderingAPIException: Unable to create a suitable GLXContext in GLXContext::GLXContext at /tmp/binarydeb/ros-foxy-rviz-ogre-vendor-8.2.1/obj-x86_64-linux-gnu/ogre-v1.12.1-prefix/src/ogre-v1.12.1/RenderSystems/GLSupport/src/GLX/OgreGLXContext.cpp (line 60)I have ubuntu 20.04 with ros2 foxy and ignition gazebo installed on my system both of which are running fine.
From what I understood, I thought this was a version issue. I have libogre versions 1.8, 1.9 and 2.1 which were installed by the ignition-rendering libraries. But according to the above error message, I guess rviz2 is looking for ogre-1.12 which is not installed. I tried installing the
libogre-1.12andlibogre-1.12-devpackages from apt but still no luck and installing this package also removes theignition-citadelpackage which I have installed.Does anyone have idea how to resolve this issue?
Cheers
Jasmeet
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