Closed LoveraSantiago closed 5 years ago
You need to install a JDK if you don't already have one, and depending on which JDK you have installed change the JNI_INCLUDE and JNI_LIB symbols in pi.sh to point to that directory.
On my Pi, it is here:
JNI_INCLUDE=/usr/lib/jvm/java-9-openjdk-armhf/include
JNI_LIB=/usr/lib/jvm/java-9-openjdk-armhf/lib
With a full release version of picam-2.x you won't need to do any of this, but picam-2.x is still under development so you will have to suffer these problems, sorry!
If your Pi software is all up-to-date, you can try this pre-built library at your own risk:
This temporary situation should now be resolved with the latest picam-2.0.0 release.
Please post any further issues about this at the picam project.
Hi Caprica.
I see the update on picam-java and I'm now trying to update do version 2. I'm not familiar with C so I'm getting trouble trying to install this picam-native.
I run bash pi.sh on my picam-native folder. And I get this result bellow. "Arquivo ou diretório nao encontrado" means File or Folder not find.
Can you please appoint me into the right direction?