Mac m1 2020 (memory problem ?)

[Laurent]

Hello everyone,

I tried on the mac M1 of 2020 (8go) to launch orthophoto. 2 failures ‘cannot process dataset’

I allocated maximum memory 2 times, but failed.

is it the lack of memory (8go)?

system, ventura

Thanks

Laurent
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[mathuin]

If you click on the link to one of the tasks, you should see more information about the task, including an on/off button to show task output. If you toggle that button (it’s the bottom of six rows of information on my system) it will show you the output generated by the task during processing. Posting that information will help folks trying to learn what is wrong.

My suspicion is that you do not have enough memory for the level of processing you have selected. You may have to use the default settings, or add swap.

[Laurent]

Hello,

Thank you for the answer.

I just created 2 pdf files with the reports.

for the 2nd test, I put the maximum of swap, but I am afraid that this mac is a little light to work the orthophotos. docker takes a lot of memory when opening

good day

Laurent
console 1.pdf (115.2 KB)
console 2.pdf (115.5 KB)

[Laurent]

Hello,

I called apple in time because even logic pro is very slow…

8 GB sucks even for the M1. I thought with their “revolutionary welded memory” that it was going to be good, but no.

goodbye macbook pro m1

Laurent

[hemant]

Seems like there’s something wrong with RAM consumption. Yesterday, I tried to process around 1.6k images. The total size of the dataset was 15 around GB. The total RAM of the system is around 312 GB. But the memory not enough error occurred. I am using ODM version 3.0.2. Lately, I have been observing few memory related issues as well.

[Laurent]

The very nice Mac lady clearly told me that this mac was not suitable for photo/video processing and therefore even more so for photogrammetry. I have a 27" imac with 64 GB of ram and no problems when booting swaps and resources in Docker.

conclusion, word processing

Laurent