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Invalid message error with Etcher
See original GitHub issue- Etcher version: version 1.0.0-Beta.16
- Operating system and architecture: Windows 7 Professional (32 Bit)
- Do you see any meaningful error information on DevTools?
Nothing opens when I press
Ctrl+Alt+I,
I am using Etcher to Flash an ISO file of Zorin OS and errors occur. See the attached screen dump
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:11 (8 by maintainers)
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Great observation! I’ll send a PR fixing this in a minute.
If @Agmka is indeed running low on RAM, then maybe his system was swapping heavily (i.e. really high IO load), and that’s why the GUI missed one of the IPC messages and tried consuming two at once?
Given that it looks like the JSON objects are printed one-per-line, maybe this issue would be resolved by splitting the IPC message on newlines, and only trying to parse the last line as a JSON object?