Troubleshooting - mdPlusPlus/motioneye GitHub Wiki
- Raspberry PI Camera Module Not Detected
- Camera Frame Keeps Showing No Camera Symbol
- Getting The Log File
Raspberry PI Camera Module Not Detected
Make sure that:
- you have connected the camera to the right port; the Raspberry PI has two identical ports for the camera module and for the touchscreen)
- the cable/ribbon/connector is properly connected and not damaged
- you have loaded the
bcm2835-v4l2
kernel module, by adding it to/etc/modules
and rebooting afterwards - you have enabled the camera using
raspi-config
- you have allocated at least 128 MB of RAM to the GPU
- you are using a genuine camera module, not a "compatible" one
- the command
raspistill -o cam.jpg
captures an image from the camera, without complaining
The special file /dev/video0
should be present when all of the above are met.
Camera Frame Keeps Showing No Camera Symbol
Make sure you have set the Frame Rate Dimmer preference to a value greater than 0.
Getting The Log File
Assuming you're using systemd to run motionEye, the following command will generate the motioneye.log
file that you can attach to an issue or simply, to see what's going on under the hood:
journalctl -u motioneye > motioneye.log