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error "mmal_vc_component_enable failed to enable component enospc" using multiplexer #10

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mircopuviani opened this issue Feb 15, 2016 · 5 comments

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@mircopuviani
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Hi,
i'm trying to take 4 different pictures using the camera multiplexer and I get the following error:

mmal_vc_component_enable failed to enable component enospc

how can I solve it? Any idea?

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@ivmech
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ivmech commented Feb 15, 2016

Hi, did you solder 3v3 jumper?

@mircopuviani
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Hi,
thank you for replying. I've just soldered the 3v3 jumper and now it
works, I didn't noticed it was not soldered. Thanks again

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Il 15/02/16 12:35, Ivmech Mechatronics Innovation Ltd. ha scritto:

Hi, did you solder 3v3 jumper?


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@BeppeGitHub
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I have the same problem using "ivport dual" shield but with the 3v3 jumper already soldered...

mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC
mmal: camera component couldn't be enabled
mmal: main: Failed to create camera component
mmal: Failed to run camera app. Please check for firmware updates

Anyone know how to solve this issue?

@jacopolazzaro
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jacopolazzaro commented Nov 15, 2016

Same problem as @BeppeGitHub with ivport v2 and Raspberry Pi 3.
I've followed the manual and soldered the headers and the A jumper and tried Example 1.
With only one camera connected (without the multiplexer) everything works perfectly.

Anyone?

Here are some photos...
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@jacopolazzaro
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IT WORKS!

You have to follow the manual (https://github.com/ivmech/ivport/blob/master/docs/ivport_manual.pdf) for the soldering instructions and this link > https://github.com/ivmech/ivport-v2 for make it run.

Every boot you have to fire init_ivport.py
In the example "test_ivport_quad.py" you have to add the other two cameras to make them shot (around line 49, copy and paste and change the numbers).

With these steps everything is working!

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