Closed jgwinner closed 5 years ago
No one?
Maybe no cpuid but look in the /configs file system( /dev/mtdblock8), I’m pretty confident the should be some unique id there.
Look at how the wifi mac is being set:
MAC=$(grep MAC < /params/config/.product_config | cut -c16-27 | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g;s/:$//')
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Wyze Cam, v2 (WYZEC2)
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I got everything working, changed some settings (Camera name, disabled arrows)
I can't get the CPU ID from the system.
What did you do to debug the issue
Ran cat/proc/cpuinfo:
No joy
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Not sure what the CPU is, but it would help if there was a unique identifier. I'm trying to keep track of the cameras in a cloud database. Makes it hard :)