Closed ktverdun closed 9 years ago
You likely didn't put the full CHDK package in your camera's SD card. There should be a CHDK folder at the root of it, with the lua plugins.
Almost certain that is the case too. Jbaiter, do you want me to help triage bugs here and there? Maybe it would be useful if I could close ones like this for you? I seem not to have sufficient rights for that right now...
That would be great, mark. I just added you to the team, you should be able to close/edit issues now :-) @ktverdun: Did you copy the full CHDK package to the SD card?
The cards were set up with STICK to load chdk on them. The /propcase.lua was on both SD cards, which threw me off for a bit.
I re-formatted the SD cards and reloaded chdk on both cards and that got me to a point were I could capture a few test pictures from the cameras. However, when I go to download them from the web gui, spreadpi either crashes (and I need to unplug the pi) or the zip file seems to contain corrupt jpg files that cannot be opened or extracted from the zip file.
I'm using the latest spreadpi image.
Can you provide logs ?
Try running spreads with --verbose capture
, the logs should be in ~/.config/spreads/spreads.log
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I can't get back to the logs. Once the issue happens, the pi will not clean start up again. I see something like the following in when I look at the monitor attached to the PI (both at the time of the issue and when I unplug and restart).
The only way I can get back in is if I reformat the PI's micro SD card, reload the image and start the process all over again.
This smells like pi SD card corruption to me. SD cards are fairly sensitive...
You would do best to test with a different new high quality A brand card from a well known source.
That, or (quite unlikely) might it have been temperature issues with the pi? Easy to test by having your pi cool down for half an hour, then trying again. If it still drops you into a kdb prompt, you more or less know know it's the sd card.
2015-04-26 23:31 GMT+02:00 ktverdun2 notifications@github.com:
I can't get back to the logs. Once the issue happens, the pi will not clean start up again. I see something like the following in when I look at the monitor attached to the PI (both at the time of the issue and when I unplug and restart).
[image: img_0366] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12122939/7339359/4ce3b8d6-ec31-11e4-9e52-e4a1365adf8f.JPG
The only way I can get back in is if I reformat the PI's micro SD card, reload the image and start the process all over again.
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