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Raspberry Pi 5, issues with IPA modules. #41

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tegan-lamoureux opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 1 comment
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Raspberry Pi 5, issues with IPA modules. #41

tegan-lamoureux opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 1 comment

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@tegan-lamoureux
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Apologies if this is out of the domain of libcamera-rs, struggling a bit on a hacky home project.

Running via the command line libcamera tools on the raspberry pi, I can see everything working. libcamera-hello --list_cameras works fine from the command line directly, and lists the camera. The regular -hello also shows video output from the camera without problem.

But when trying to run via Rust with the list_cameras example, I get failures related to the IPA modules.

As far as I can see, all the directories, json files, and .so objects are there. So, not sure where the error or mismatch is.

Failing in rust:

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@chemicstry
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Sorry for the late reply. I think the problem is that you have multiple libcamera installations on your system, possibly under different paths. libcamera-hello reports v0.0.0, while libcamera-rs reports v0.0.3.

Also these versions are quite old, current one is v0.3.2. I would try removing libcamera from package manager and installing one from source. Just make sure that you are building v0.3.2 instead of latest main branch.

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