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For the PI4's (especially after the modded usb-c power issues) look here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=243966

Answer #2 shows how to test for a GPIO pin status (on/off-high/low) Is that what you are looking for? https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/53778/how-to-detect-state-of-gpio-pin-in-python

Should work 'out of the box' if it is a CSI (ribbon cable) and be auto discovered. What issue are you having? If you want to use all the 'features'...

If there are special drivers needed for your hat, I'd try to figure out how to add them. If you are going to use a PiZero2W you'd have to use...

Let us know how it goes...

You are changing motionEyeOS from an intentional minimalist local OS to something else. This might be accomplished by finding a programmer to fork and make your changes. Buildroot might have...

Which is why you need a complete re-compile, but to add apt to install all the other things needed to run the apps you want would effectively change it from...

Have you tried Light Switch Detection? On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 1:36 PM RichBuck89 wrote: > *Preliminary Docs* > I confirm that I have read the CONTRIBUTING guide before...

For the Pi4-8GB use dev20201026. Once you are confident it's working for you, you can do a backup, then install and boot to USB Change cmdline.txt from root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 to root=/dev/sda2...

Here I am with 6 cameras, 3 d-Link Network, 2 Foscam RTSP, and a generic Tiga USB Webcam... on a Pi4-8GB on a USB boot (128GB) with dev20201026, both ethernet...