I have a new Sonoff Slim Cam model S-CAM that is running firmware V5520.2053.0402build20220712 this seems to be the same or similar build as the one for the GK-200MP2-B. I have been testing this with the existing 0.1.3 release for GK-200MP2-B and everything seems to be working as expected. The model is correctly detected as S-CAM, /etc is readonly and the audio files are in the same locations as the GK-200MP2-B build.
This camera does not support PTZ and as a result the ptz_drv kernel module is not loaded on boot by default. However it does exist in the firmware image and ends up being loaded by the sonoff-hack scripts.
This pull request avoids loading the ptz_drv module (saving a little bit of precious RAM) and ensures that PTZ is not enabled/setup in ONVIF and the webui.
I have not tested with a PTZ camera as I dont have any hardware, however so long as the ptz_drv is always actually loaded on boot then it wont cause any change in behaviour on these cameras.
roleoroleo
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I have a new Sonoff Slim Cam model
S-CAMthat is running firmwareV5520.2053.0402build20220712this seems to be the same or similar build as the one for theGK-200MP2-B. I have been testing this with the existing 0.1.3 release forGK-200MP2-Band everything seems to be working as expected. The model is correctly detected asS-CAM, /etc is readonly and the audio files are in the same locations as the GK-200MP2-B build.This camera does not support PTZ and as a result the
ptz_drvkernel module is not loaded on boot by default. However it does exist in the firmware image and ends up being loaded by the sonoff-hack scripts.This pull request avoids loading the ptz_drv module (saving a little bit of precious RAM) and ensures that PTZ is not enabled/setup in ONVIF and the webui.
I have not tested with a PTZ camera as I dont have any hardware, however so long as the
ptz_drvis always actually loaded on boot then it wont cause any change in behaviour on these cameras.