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Camera is working on Linux - @lex - 06-22-2016 The camera module is working on Linux 3.10.102. Have a look here: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1467-guvcview-for-pine64/ RE: Camera is working on Linux - lenny.raposo-pine64.pro - 06-22-2016 kewl including guvcview into the next debian image release (Mate and XFCE) RE: Camera is working on Linux - @lex - 06-22-2016 PKernel 3.10.102 longsleep, get My modified guvcview github.com/avafinger RE: Camera is working on Linux - dkryder - 06-22-2016 @lex, this? https://github.com/avafinger/guvcview updated to include pine64 yet? btw, thanks. now i just need a camera. RE: Camera is working on Linux - MarkHaysHarris777 - 06-22-2016 nice... now i just need my camera to get here... RE: Camera is working on Linux - @lex - 06-23-2016 (06-22-2016, 10:47 PM)dkryder Wrote: @lex, this? Yes, updated to compile on pine64+. BTW, if someone has hm5065 module should update to 3.10.102 and compile DTB and give it a try, maybe this can work (only if the module works on Android). RE: Camera is working on Linux - xalius - 06-23-2016 Nice! I should order a camera module, but I still got two USB cams sitting around... RE: Camera is working on Linux - Pander - 06-28-2016 On (up to date) Ubuntu I get: Code: $ guvcview Code: $ uname -a There is no /dev/video* and no /dev/v4l* How do I fix this or go about finding the cause? RE: Camera is working on Linux - lenny.raposo-pine64.pro - 06-28-2016 STEP 1 sudo -i resize_rootfs.sh reboot STEP 2 (After Reboot) sudo -i pine64_update_uboot.sh pine64_update_kernel.sh reboot STEP 3 sudo -i apt-get -f install apt-get install v4l-utils RE: Camera is working on Linux - micko - 06-28-2016 That doesn't help for me. I'm running Debian, uboot and kernel are updated to newest. It seems that system just doesn't see the camera at all. There's no /dev/video and dmesg shows v4l-modules loaded with "device as (null)". Full dmesg here. There have been different information about the required kernel module. Some say it's hm5065, others ov6650 or s5k4ec. I've tried them all and several others with modprobe with no luck. At the moment my lsmod says Code: root@pine:~# lsmod Could someone with the soc camera working post their lsmod? Or dmesg? I have no idea where to continue now. |