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Need Bullseye v11

Open MauiJerry opened this issue 2 years ago • 7 comments

The new v11 Bullseye with proper 64bit has lots of upgrades AND is very hard to get a working tensorflow-camera test running it would be REALLY nice if y'all made an image with that OS and examples (python especially)

MauiJerry avatar Oct 24 '22 08:10 MauiJerry

I've started to build an image with Bullseye. It will take some time to install everything. End of this week probably.

Qengineering avatar Oct 24 '22 08:10 Qengineering

thanks, your site hs been very helpful getting it running on buster but bullseye changed a lot. the libcamera2 etc changes are latest stumble. mostly im looking at pose_estimation

MauiJerry avatar Oct 24 '22 17:10 MauiJerry

Please temper your expectations! I write C++ to get the fastest possible apps. Python simply cannot compete with C++. Since picamera2 is almost a python project for now, I don't think I'll be using it in an example. Plus, it's a beta and the last thing I'm waiting for is an avalanche of issues as the software progresses.

Qengineering avatar Oct 24 '22 18:10 Qengineering

If i can get pose-estimate running on Bullseye64, i'll work in fortran. ;-)

and a c++ app would probably be faster, maybe even with tolerable latency.

MauiJerry avatar Oct 24 '22 19:10 MauiJerry

found the Buster 16gb pose app and it works! Gets about 5-7fps with a pi cam v1.5 (ir). I will still love a Bullseye 64 version of the image, but i'm gonna build off your C++ pose example and add sending Pose data via Open Sound Control (OSC) to other apps (TouchDesigner, maybe Unity)

MauiJerry avatar Oct 28 '22 06:10 MauiJerry

@Qengineering is rpi image based on Bullseye ready? Can you give the download link please? Buster have many problems while installing package required for me.

Learner00100 avatar Mar 20 '23 04:03 Learner00100

I am happy to announce the new Bullseye version.

Qengineering avatar Jun 12 '23 10:06 Qengineering