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Mali gpu texture compression for Linux

bogdan d
Note: This was originally posted on 14th January 2013 at http://forums.arm.com

The complete output is: WARNING: Error compressing ("/home/../carpetHalved_atlas.png"): "Error: Could not convert input image /home/../carpetHalved_atlas.png to .ppm"  The png is the same one as used in Mali SDK for android. It does not work with any combination of settings, or other png files.
As I don't see any other useful error info, I don't really know which is the reason for it. On a windows system it seems to work. It fails on an Ubuntu 12.04.

Could you help me with it?
Thank you,
Bogdan
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  • in reply to Damien Mabin

    Hello,

    Just wanted to confirm that the fix partially works.

    I can now enconde an image in ETC2.0 without issue (after installing imagemagick and removing the convert binary in bin folder, as explained above).

    But once compressed, I can't open the generated pkm in the software, it warn about an error during the opening of the file:

    Cannot load the image image.:xxxxxx.pkm

    But still, it's great to be able to compress the image on linux.

    Thank you for your support.

    Damien

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  • in reply to Damien Mabin

    Hello,

    Just wanted to confirm that the fix partially works.

    I can now enconde an image in ETC2.0 without issue (after installing imagemagick and removing the convert binary in bin folder, as explained above).

    But once compressed, I can't open the generated pkm in the software, it warn about an error during the opening of the file:

    Cannot load the image image.:xxxxxx.pkm

    But still, it's great to be able to compress the image on linux.

    Thank you for your support.

    Damien

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