Same distribution and version, same gpu driver on gtx 1070 turbo.
But in my case, as long as the controllers are switched of, I can start the room setup and get as far as where it tells me to turn on the controllers.
As soon as one of the controllers turns on and registers in the SteamVR dashboard, the room setup dies.
Then again, if one or both controllers are switched on and I try to launch the room setup, it shows up for a short moment, then dies before I can do anything.
It is quite possibly related to or the same underlying problem I stated in #80
Ubuntu 17.10 has been out of support since July 2018. Since it's EOL/EOS by nearly two years, is this reproducible on a supported version of Ubuntu?
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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
I'm unable to complete the Vive Room Setup on Ubuntu 17.10 using
nvidia-387drivers. Specifically, it says "Headset Not Visible" even though (i) the headset does seem to be recognized in the SteamVR Status menu and (ii) the headset is visible when I launch the SteamVR Room Setup in Windows using the same machine. Here's what it looks like in Ubuntu:And here is the tail end of my
vrserver.txtlog:NOTE: I also confirmed that my Vive udev rules have been written properly, restarted, and am still getting this error.
Steps for reproducing this issue:
nvidia-387package.