vecu display broken

[LeventCelik]

I am using Gallia 1.3.0 (installed with pip) with Python 3.10.12 on a Ubuntu 22.04.03 LTS 64-bit, GNOME 42.9.

Running a vecu through gallia script vecu "isotp://can0?src_addr=0x009&dst_addr=0x001" rng successfully creates a virtual ECU, but the display is broken as can be seen from the picture:

The same holds with the tcp-lines option.

On a side note, the user guide to creating virtual ecus is outdated, and does not have enough information about vecu options.

[rumpelsepp]

Could you try it again with --no-volatile-info?

/cc @ferdinandjarisch

[ferdinandjarisch]

Yes, @rumpelsepp is completely right, this slipped through when introducing volatile-info!

I already had a commit that fixes it locally, but not yet pushed upstream.
It is cherry-picked in #454 now.

[LeventCelik]

Yes, that solves the issue. Thank you @rumpelsepp and @ferdinandjarisch! Thank you also for the speedy response.

Could you also help me with generating a virtual ECU with standardized subservice identifiers? For instance, using 0x10, SBF of 0x1 for default session, 0x3 for extended, etc. Can I do that, and if I can, which command shall I use?

Secondly, are the services with 'null' (such as
"0x01 (ShowCurrentData)": null,
"0x02 (ShowFreezeFrameData)": null,
"0x03 (ShowstoredDiagnosticTroubleCodes)": null,
) not available?

I am trying to understand the tool, but could not find these in the documentation.

[rumpelsepp]

According to the issue just follow #454. For your question, I created #455. The author of the virtual ecu will take care of this. :)