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GE Healthcare · MROvation

IVI Filter Software crash due to incorrect scan option selected.

Symptom

IVI Filter IVI-F Does Not Start IVI -F button is active in the Browser but when selected, the software will crash and many core files are logged in /export/home/sdc. Additional errors are logged in the host CPU error log found in /var/log ("more" the "messages" file). IVI works fine. Do not confuse IVI -F with IVI.

Error message

mvox: 10: selectProtocolFromBuild Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 10: selectProtocolFromBuild [0x081ecc20+0x3ba (98%)]^Iin mvox

mvox: 4: PPFilter_run Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 4: PPFilter_run [0x418634f8+0x9d (2 0%)]^Iin preprocFilterExt.so

mvox: 7: build_using_proto Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 7: build_using_proto [0x081069a0+0x323 (48%)]^Iin mvox

mvox: 1: thread_dump_stack Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 1: thread_dump_stack [0x084bfc20+0x12e ( 64%)]^Iin mvox

mvox: 3: ??? Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 3: ??? [0x42029188]^I^I^I^ Iin mvox

mvox: 13: _load_proto_shortcut Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 13: _load_proto_shortcut [0x08201fe0+0xf (57%)]^Iin mvox

mvox: 8: protBuildCB Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox: 8: protBuildCB [0x081ee150+0x62 (34%)]^Iin mvox

mvox: 9: buildUsingSelectedProto Error appears in "messages" file under /var/log: Aug 20 12:06:14 OW01 mvox

Applies to

Models
Ovation
Product
Ovation/MFO
Software
MFO3 Applies to Ovation3 with HP4000 computer running Linux OS.
Area
MR

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