Known Issues
openSUSE 12.2
- When using PyLibTiff as a normal user, it complains that a file cannot be accessed. This can be solved by running a Python shell as root in the PyLibTiff's source directory, import via
from libtiff import TIFF
and redo the installation withpython setup.py install
. This installs the offending generated Python file.
openSUSE 12.1
pco.4000 blocks with microEnable 4 VD4-CL
This happens, when pco_set_time_base()
is called and the frame grabber is initialized before, as it is done in libuca. This blocks at any subsequent command but is not related to resetting the serial connection that was introduced to fixed problems with the pco.dimax.
However, initializing the frame grabber after pco_set_time_base()
is called, as it is done in libpco/diagnose, works but is not easily achievable in the uca-architecture.
For now the call to pco_set_time_base()
in libuca/src/cameras/pco.c
has been disabled.
Camera/Framegrabber drivers are crashing
The kernel and all modules must be built with the exact same version of gcc.
Last modified 12 years ago
Last modified on Feb 1, 2013, 8:33:27 AM