Printer cannot find raspi cameras
Hello, Tried attaching a raspi camera to my printer, but failed. Based on @d_jespersens and @miklschmidt s conversation I tried:
ssh pi@ratos.local
cd ~/crowsnest/bin/camera-streamer
sudo make install
No camera found. Also on none of the 2 raspi cameras that I mounted the LED was shining, I suppose they never even got any powersupply.
When I try to configure the camera in mainsail as MJPEG I get a white picutre with 0 FPS.
I activated the camera in the raspi-config (including the memory increase and the 128 GPU thing) and it called it a "legacy feature" that wont be supported any longer. Does this mean that Ratos will stop supporting these cameras in the future? Should I even bother because I get USB cameras running quite easily (just dont have one in fitting format)?
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did you read this first? https://os.ratrig.com/blog/crowsnest-v4-breaking-changes-manual-upgrade#making-legacy-csi-cameras-work-again-for-example-the-raspberry-pi-cameras-v1-or-v2
Crowsnest v4 contains breaking changes and requires manual steps to...
Crowsnest just recently made huge changes to the way it works. This is great news, because it should be much faster and more reliable. Unfortunately, it also means that there are major breaking changes, and you'll need to do some manual steps to upgrade. When you update to V4 through the machine tab in mainsail, crowsnest will stop working until...
You weren't supposed to do this:
I activated the camera in the raspi-config (including the memory increase and the 128 GPU thing) and it called it a "legacy feature" that wont be supported any longer. Does this mean that Ratos will stop supporting these cameras in the future? Should I even bother because I get USB cameras running quite easily (just dont have one in fitting format)?Also raspi-config has a terrible habbit of screwing over /boot/config.txt, which may or may not be an issue now.
Ok, bin jetzt den neuen Anweißungen gefolgt. Er findet die Kamera immer noch nicht. Es ist eine IMX219 Kamera:
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Just tried all the other options displayed here: I dont get a camera stream.
Changed over to cheap USB camera.