Change libcamera-apps headers to rpicam-apps for Bookworm support #75
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Corrected pointer issue
modified: README.md new file: etc/RasPi-HDMI.start.service new file: etc/RasPi-NDI-HDMI-button.start.service new file: etc/RasPi-NDI.start.service new file: etc/control-button.py modified: etc/raspindi.conf.default modified: install.sh modified: uninstall.sh
Changing incorrect commands due to changes in this fork
Instruction clarifications
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This one doesn't autobuild, which I think may be because of missing headers within the build environment. Are you able please to add the build.yaml file to fix the checks? |
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I think it's because the build tool is running against vanilla Debian, not Raspberry Pi OS. I don't know if the updated library will be added to Debian. I was looking into a different build tool that builds against Raspberry Pi OS, bit work caught up to me. The patch does build on Raspberry Pi OS. |
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The rename hasn't made it to Bullseye yet, maybe it won't (I've asked on the RPi forum). The package changed from |
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Confirmed from Raspberry Pi, they will not backport the name change to Bullseye. On my fork, I created a Bullseye branch with the old names, and set it so that the main branch supports Bookworm. |
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Interesting. Given the devices themselves are pretty static (once set up), I can see a way forward by changing the naming to the new version, and in effect removing support for bullseye. Bookworm has been about for a while now! I'll try to have a look at this over the next week or so, or feel free to adjust the build script to build against bookworm rather than bullseye! |
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I will as soon as the tool the build script uses has an image for Bookworm on ARM (or any arch, for that matter). I'll looking up how to send that pull request. |
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@SBCV-apegram Any news on this one? Would like to run it on bookworm @rf152 Will it run on Raspberry PI OS Lite? And have ypu tryed it on an Raspberry PI 5? |
I can confirm it works on the Raspberry Pi 5, and Raspberry Pi OS Lite is the recommended OS. As for Bookworm compatibility, I haven't had a chance to submit a patch for the verification checks on this repo. On my fork, the main branch is based on Bookworm, but with a few modifications and no verification checks. You would have to clone the repo and run the build script on your Pi. That means the build may fail if upstream libraries have breaking changes. |
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@SBCV-apegram So to understand it correct, I just follow the guide here but just clone your repo instead? What modification have you made else than make it work with Bookworm? |
My fork has a toggle between NDI and HDMI output using a button on the GPIO pins. The raspindi binary is unchanged from this repo (except for for the changes to get it to run on Bookworm). You can check the README on my repo for more information. |
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@SBCV-apegram NDI 6.0 Support? 🙈 |
The libcamera-apps headers have been renamed to rpicam-apps in Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm. This has been tested on a Raspberry Pi 4 running Bookworm with all updates.