Dave Jones
There should now be wheels available for the [lgpio](https://pypi.org/project/lgpio/#files) and [rgpio](https://pypi.org/project/rgpio/#files) projects on PyPI that should work on the armhf architecture. I'm still working on aarch64 builds as PyPI refuses...
Well, that took a bit more effort than expected but there should now be statically linked wheels for armv7l and aarch64 on PyPI for CPython versions 3.9 thru 3.12.
It should function happily on ubuntu 22.04, either installed as a system package (`sudo apt install python3-lgpio`), or (since #25) pip installed in a venv (`pip install lgpio`). Incidentally, if...
I'm guessing there may have been some issue with the repo back in June as this currently works for me (on the classic branch at least): ```sh $ git clone...
Ah no, my mistake - just checked my lines above: you were missing "sudo". That's the cause of the error you saw (unfortunately root is required for the multiverse hack).
Our version will install over the download page version, but only if it's at an equivalent (or earlier) level; [the jammy package](https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rpi-imager) is currently `1.7.2+noembed-0ubuntu1` so `1.7.3` should install successfully...
> My concern, which is admittedly very minor, is the following situation: > 1. The user installs from our download page. > 2. It gets overwritten by the repo version...
My apologies, unfortunately the version number tweak turned out to cause more problems than it solved as it resulted in the d/changelog "going backwards" from the point of view of...
I should add that subsequent captures _below_ full resolution (e.g. 720p or 1080p) seem to work happily, although I haven't (yet) exhaustively tested to find out exactly what resolution(s) between...
A couple of extra data points: The test detailed above was carried out with firmware revisions 679 and 680. When GPU memory split is set to the default of 128Mb,...