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hi... when use "raspistill -o image.jpg" i see this "the system should be configured for the legacy camera stack" #25

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BrianHepler opened this issue Jun 7, 2023 · 2 comments

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@BrianHepler
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          hi... when use "raspistill -o image.jpg" i see this "the system should be configured for the legacy camera stack"

but when i try .. "libcamera-still -o image.jpg " my picamera Noir take me a photo.
in 2023 I had to download the "libcamera-apps" to have the function of cameras.

I tried the normal configuration -- but nothing happens.
I also tried the configuration where it says to mash but nothing happens (I was not mashing the button as touchscreen but via mouse)

Originally posted by @mirrormonark in #4 (comment)

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Further comment here: #4 (comment)

Please respond with your version of Pi (3B+, 4 2GB, whatever) and which version of Raspian you are using.

In the future, please open a new issue rather than commenting on an issue that is 3 years old.

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I was able to use the module by enabling legacy camera support in Bullseye. You can do so by performing the following:

sudo apt update 
sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo raspi-config

Once you are in the Raspbian Configuration menu, proceed to Advanced -> Enable Legacy Support for Camera.
Click Finished until you are prompted to reboot your Pi. Do so.
At that point you should be able to use fswebcam, raspistill and the MMM-Selfieshot module.

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