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The script camera_i2c crashes on the following lines with a Raspberry pi 4B 8 GB
gpio -g mode 28 in gpio -g mode 29 in
Basically, one is not allowed to touch these pins. I have fixed this by downloading and patching wiringpi.c in WiringPi
void pinMode (int pin, int mode) { int fSel, shift, alt ; struct wiringPiNodeStruct *node = wiringPiNodes ; int origPin = pin ; if ((pin == 28) | (pin == 29)){ return ; } # code continues
Another fix would be to not make calls to pin 28 and 29 in libarducam_mipicamera.so or pull these out of the driver. So a user can block these calls.
Note after the fix, I have the following output for arducamstill -?
Open camera... Found sensor ov2311 at address 60 mode: 0, width: 1600, height: 1300, pixelformat: GREY, desc: (null) mode: 1, width: 1600, height: 1300, pixelformat: BA81, desc: (null) # output continues with all other modes etc..
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It might be fixed with new binary, I still think the IC2 detect script will fail. Closing this for now
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The script camera_i2c crashes on the following lines with a Raspberry pi 4B 8 GB
Basically, one is not allowed to touch these pins. I have fixed this by downloading and patching wiringpi.c in WiringPi
Another fix would be to not make calls to pin 28 and 29 in libarducam_mipicamera.so or pull these out of the driver.
So a user can block these calls.
Note after the fix, I have the following output for arducamstill -?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: