After install, I ran sudo modprobe bcm2835-v4l2, RoadApplePi was pulling video from the on-board camera for about 45 minutes, then stopped. I added bcm2835-v4l2 to the /etc/modules file and rebooted and the on-board camera has since stopped working with RoadApplePi. Any ideas as to how I can make this work on boot? I am using a Raspberry Pi zero W ver. 1.1 with Raspbian Buster & RoadApplePi working in both AP mode and by wifi.
My second question is if it is possible to get RoadApplePi to work with a wifi ELM327 device, since I am stuck using iOS devices.
Thanks,
~John
EDIT - After looking through all the files, the only reference I found for the camera was in the raprec.c file, it looks for a webcam at "/dev/video0". So assuming that this is where RoadApplePi is pulling video from, I searched for my pi camera and found it at "dev/video10". I made the changes to the raprec.c file and rebooted. Still no video from the pi cam.
After install, I ran sudo modprobe bcm2835-v4l2, RoadApplePi was pulling video from the on-board camera for about 45 minutes, then stopped. I added bcm2835-v4l2 to the /etc/modules file and rebooted and the on-board camera has since stopped working with RoadApplePi. Any ideas as to how I can make this work on boot? I am using a Raspberry Pi zero W ver. 1.1 with Raspbian Buster & RoadApplePi working in both AP mode and by wifi. My second question is if it is possible to get RoadApplePi to work with a wifi ELM327 device, since I am stuck using iOS devices.
Thanks,
~John
EDIT - After looking through all the files, the only reference I found for the camera was in the raprec.c file, it looks for a webcam at "/dev/video0". So assuming that this is where RoadApplePi is pulling video from, I searched for my pi camera and found it at "dev/video10". I made the changes to the raprec.c file and rebooted. Still no video from the pi cam.