duerig
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8 years ago Alas, Pi Scan needs the extra memory from a Pi 2 or a Pi 3. So it is running out of memory when trying to generate a preview for you. I need to add a more friendly way of detecting and reporting to the user when they try to run it on an older Pi.
On Sun, Jun 19, 2016, at 03:29 PM, narrowdogs wrote:
I have a raspberry Pi model B+ V1.2 Two Canon A2500 cameras I have a thumb drive plugged into the Pi, plus the 2 cameras and a USB keyboard: nothing else connected. I downloaded pi-scan-1.0-mouse.img from the link: Raspberry Pi Image (for mouse) Wrote the image onto the ssd for the Pi, tried running the software, everything seems fine util it gets to Refocus, I press 3, I hear the cameras take photos, then it gets to generating previews and it locks up, then restarts piscan. I have tried updating the cards for the cameras: no change, I changed thumb drive: no change. I am a bit ignorant on how to send you debug files, if you can give me some hints, I'll gladly send them. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub[1], or mute the thread[2].
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I have a raspberry Pi model B+ V1.2 Two Canon A2500 cameras I have a thumb drive plugged into the Pi, plus the 2 cameras and a USB keyboard: nothing else connected.
I downloaded pi-scan-1.0-mouse.img from the link: Raspberry Pi Image (for mouse)
Wrote the image onto the ssd for the Pi, tried running the software, everything seems fine util it gets to Refocus, I press 3, I hear the cameras take photos, then it gets to generating previews and it locks up, then restarts piscan.
I have tried updating the cards for the cameras: no change, I changed thumb drive: no change.
I am a bit ignorant on how to send you debug files, if you can give me some hints, I'll gladly send them.