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From: The Lost Admin <thelostadmin@gmail.com>
Subject: Raspberry Pi Camera: not tested,
 does that mean the device/code exists?
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I noticed that the only thing on the Wiki page for the Pi that isn=92t =
=93Ok=94 is the Pi Camera module. I=92ve got a Pi (model 1) with a =
camera module. How far along (if at all) is work on the camera interface =
code?

Are there kernel modules/drivers? Are there appropriate /dev entries? Is =
the raspistill and raspivid application code ported from Raspbian? How =
bad is =93not tested=94 on the wiki page?

I=92m not afraid to compile things from source and do some testing but I =
haven=92t done any real programming in about 15 years. I might be able =
to tweak a few lines of code in the applications if need be but I=92m =
pretty sure writing a kernel module or device driver is beyond my =
current skills.

The Lost Admin
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