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EmixamPP / linux-enable-ir-emitter

Provides support for infrared cameras that are not directly enabled out-of-the box.
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Thinkpad E14 Gen6 Configuration failed, Cameras are now gone #185

Closed FlorianXXIV closed 4 months ago

FlorianXXIV commented 4 months ago

Ouput of cat /var/local/log/linux-enable-ir-emitter

[19:50:56] [info] Stand in front of and close to the camera and make sure the room is well lit.
[19:50:56] [info] Ensure to not use the camera during the execution.
[19:50:56] [critical] No infrared camera has been found.
[19:51:46] [info] Stand in front of and close to the camera and make sure the room is well lit.
[19:51:46] [info] Ensure to not use the camera during the execution.
[19:51:46] [critical] /dev/video2 does not exists.

Output of sudo linux-enable-ir-emitter tweak

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Output of v4l2-ctl --list-devices

Unable to detect what device /dev/video0 is, exiting.

*Ouput of `for dev in /dev/video; do echo $dev && v4l2-ctl -d $dev --list-formats-ext; done`**

/dev/video0
Unable to detect what device /dev/video0 is, exiting.

Output of ls -l /dev/v4l/by-path

ls: Zugriff auf '/dev/v4l/by-path' nicht möglich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

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To translate the latest output, It says accessing 'path' not possible: File or Directory not found

After I ran the configuration at one point it crashed out and my cameras were gone. I wasn't using them but the Laptop went into Idle and I guess Howdy (my IR Camera authentication) kicked on killing the process. I uninstalled the ir emitter enabler to see if that would fix things and it didn't. So now I'm stuck.

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FlorianXXIV commented 4 months ago

shutting down and resetting seems to have fixed the issue