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br...@google.com
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si...@google.com
Same issue, 2/6/2022 even after the February update.
Verizon pixel 6 pro using a macbook pro and imac both updated to v12.2 and chrome v98.0.4758.80.
Fastbootd (not fastboot) I can at least get it to download but it won't install. Pretty sure the website for this is the issue, when it checks the state your device is in, it's looking for the wrong state or something.
Now would be a great time to chime in Google support/techs.
In console I can see "compiled_en.js:1767 Fastboot command (oem udfps get-cal-url) failed: 'Unknown OEM command'" but I have no idea what this means. I'd presume the code to do the install is bad.
Verizon pixel 6 pro using a macbook pro and imac both updated to v12.2 and chrome v98.0.4758.80.
Fastbootd (not fastboot) I can at least get it to download but it won't install. Pretty sure the website for this is the issue, when it checks the state your device is in, it's looking for the wrong state or something.
Now would be a great time to chime in Google support/techs.
In console I can see "compiled_en.js:1767 Fastboot command (oem udfps get-cal-url) failed: 'Unknown OEM command'" but I have no idea what this means. I'd presume the code to do the install is bad.
aa...@gmail.com
Same problem here. Pixel 6 with replaced, but original display, now fingerprint sensor isn't enlisted. This error message comes up when trying to add fingerprints for screen unlock using fingerprints (German: Einstellungen->Sicherheit->Entsperrung per Fingerabdruck -> Mehr -> Mehr -> Ich stimme zu->Starten--> Error Message "Registrierung wurde nicht abgeschlossen - Fingerabrucksensor kann nicht verwendet werden...")
I tried:
1) Factory reset ->Same error message as above
2)https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/udfps on Chromium/Linux and Chrome/Windows
After starting the Pixel 6 in fastboot mode and connecting to the computer, at the step "Downloading", I get the error message
-> "Couldn't find the unique calibration software for this device"
I tried:
1) Factory reset ->Same error message as above
2)
After starting the Pixel 6 in fastboot mode and connecting to the computer, at the step "Downloading", I get the error message
-> "Couldn't find the unique calibration software for this device"
si...@google.com
Seems like the tool is running
fastboot oem udfps get-cal-url
The url returned by that command is then invalid
When you try to visit the url returned, it's no longer up. My guess is that the url moved somewhere else on Google servers but fastboot reports the original url.
If anyone is able to get the .signed.cal file it's as simple as fastboot oem udfps apply-cal <path-to-file>
For those suggesting fastbootd, that doesn't reply to any oem commands. Not exactly sure how it even passes the download phase
Description
Steps to Reproduce
getDownloadURLwithformat="GEO_TIFF"to download an image with named bands.gdalinfo(or another tool). No band descriptions will be set.Current Behavior
getDownloadURLandformat="GEO_TIFF".Expected Behavior
format="NPY".Environment Details
earthengine-api==0.1.350gdal==3.3.2Other details about the situations or use cases affected by this bug
getDownloadURLextensively in a Python package calledimg.bandNames.getInfo()and set band descriptions manually, which hurts performance.