@Edward
It makes sense… 
Could you please provide me with the 64bits file?
And also the firmware update for the B0331 (ov9782).
Thank you very much!
@Edward
Thanks for these files. Shouldn’t they be available directly on the website btw?
For the B0264, the update is successful. I can see that firmware version is 0x10001 now. However, still getting this black screen…
For the B0331, I can’t get it to update. I’m receiving this terse error message :
(Yes I’m running the updates on a jetson nano, as asked in the readme file)
Any clue ?
@Edward
Some more info may help you : if I try plugging the B0264 on the Jetson nano, it is well detected (I can see it as /dev/video0). In python3, I’m even able to open it with ‘videoCapture’ and the green LED blinks. However when I want to read a frame with ‘read’, I receive an empty one.
I can check the status remotely for you, please send me an email, and I will private message you my email address.
The script is not enough, as @edward said. you still need
sudo ./install_pivariety_pkgs.sh -p libcamera
sudo ./install_pivariety_pkgs.sh -p libcamera_apps
By the way this works with the 6.1.21-v8+ kernel as of October 2023.
Without it, you still get “no cameras available”
Hello, I tried to install the drive but I have this error message
Cannot find the corresponding package, please send the following information to [email protected]
Hardware Revision: c03115
Kernel Version: 6.1.0-rpi4-rpi-v8
Package: libcamera – bookworm-arm64
Hi, yeah you have too new of a version of raspberry pi os installed
right now stuff will only work if you have Bullseye installed (you need to flash the legacy raspberry pi os, and make sure it is the regular 32 bit one think)
How can we properly get it to work on Pi5 Bookworm? Thanks.