Closed NicolaSmaniotto closed 1 year ago
I'm opening the issue because after running # linux-enable-ir-emitter run -v, the process immediately terminates with no output,
$ linux-enable-ir-emitter run
shows nothing if there is no error (also, the exit code is 0 if success).
but the test command suggested here on the arch wiki outputs: ... Then returns with code 1
After executing linux-enable-ir-emitter run
, you can check if the emitter is working properly (i.e. blinks), by executing sudo howdy test
(if installed, think to configure the ir camera path first in sudo howdy configure
) or using ffplay /dev/video2
(usually provided by the ffmpeg
package)
$ linux-enable-ir-emitter run
Forgot to mention, the exit code is 0
$ ffplay /dev/video2
This works, yay! It opens a window and the ir flashes. There must be some other problem with the gstreamer command.
I don't have howdy installed yet, since it is not packaged for gentoo. Working to package it myself, so I can test the whole setup.
Closing this, since it was actually an issue with how I tested the emitter, rather than it not being enabled.
Output of
linux-enable-ir-emitter boot status
I use Gentoo (OpenRC), so of course this fails.
*Output of `cat /etc/linux-enable-ir-emitter/`**
Give more information if you have The output of the configuration phase:
It took a while, but in the end the emitter did start flashing (the Yes answer). The driver "has been succesfully generated", but then of course it could not be activated because of the missing systemd.
I'm opening the issue because after running
# linux-enable-ir-emitter run -v
, the process immediately terminates with no output, but the test command suggested here on the arch wiki outputs:Then returns with code
1
Additional info
Output of v4l2-ctl