Eugene Pomazov

@nirvenesh20 If you are talking about Raspberry Pi Development board with Compute Module and two cameras - here is the manual from RPi Foundation: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/computemodule/cmio-camera.md I'd like to notice that...

@nirvenesh20 Ok, now I understand your problem. If you use our image, you also use our `dt-blob.bin` This file explains to Raspbian how the second camera is connected. So you...

@nirvenesh20 try to do several steps back. There are lot of possible reasons of fail (wires commutation at devboard, bad cameras, bad or wrong ribbon connections etc.) 1. Use clear...

@nirvenesh20 By the way I see another wallpaper on your photo. I can suggest you did not use our full linux image, but just our files on Github. That is...

@nirvenesh20 Could you please clarify your question. If you already put all files in your home folder, you need just copy-paste command from step 3 in your console and run...

@nirvenesh20 I think you should install it something like this: `sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-stereo-image-proc`

@nirvenesh20 1. Thank you for your typo notice ("ige" instead of "image"), I've fixed it. 2. I'm not a guru in ROS, so you should ask some more advanced guys...

@JamesH65 > In the firmware the CM3+ is treated exactly the same as the CM3, so uses the same DTB. ... > Note, cm3 and cm3 plus are current defined...

@JamesH65, @llks JFYI: I have tested our StereoPi carrier board with CM3+ module. First test was done with old kernel, and device was unable to boot. After kernel upgrade (rpi-update)...

Hi @davidplowman, > * You ran the 2 instances of libcamera-hello simultaneously. Do they both still work if you run them one after the other (as you did Picamera2)? Yes,...