We've moved the install script to photon-image-modifier. This updates
the install script in photonvision to just download and run the
install.sh from photon-image-modifier.
This updates the install script to work correctly on Ubuntu 24.04
versions of the Orange Pi 5 images.
Changes include:
- installing libatomic1
- disabling networkd-wait-online if using Network Manager
- using systemctl instead of service to detect if photonvision is
running
- detecting if this is a RK3588 cpu and enabling all cores
Add the following args to the install script:
Syntax: sudo ./install.sh [-h|m|n|q]
options:
-h Display this help message.
-m Install and configure NetworkManager (Ubuntu only).
-n Disable networking. This will also prevent installation of NetworkManager.
-q Silent install, automatically accepts all defaults. For non-interactive use.
Upgrades to Debian 12 as the base for our Pi images and adds an orange pi 5 build.
This uses the latest stable libcamera, which has weird AWB bugs with the OV5647/pi camera v1.
* Add and use a function in install.sh to determine if package is installed.
Move the "is a package installed" code into a function.
* Install libopencv-core4.5 on aarch64, which is likely raspberry pi.
The libphotonvision.so on Raspberry pi depends on libopencv-core4.5.
The code here installs that package on all aarch64 systems, as
there was not an obvious way to install on only Raspberry pi systems.
Fixes#748.
Co-authored-by: Scott Moser <smoser@brickies.net>
* Make install script auto-detect arch #679
Tested on linux x64 and aarch64
* Fix arm32 uname string
Co-authored-by: Chris Gerth <gerth2@users.noreply.github.com>
* change to 64 bit image generation
* Generate LL and Pi images in workflow
* Update main.yml
* Update main.yml
* Update main.yml
* REVERTME yeet publish
* Update main.yml
* Add archive suffix to generator
* Bump base images to beta 3
* Add more error prints to image gen
* Fix image base URL
* Bump pi/LL base images
* Update main.yml
Co-authored-by: Matt <matthew.morley.ca@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Chris Gerth <gerth2@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add nice value to service file, and give example CPU selection for those who need it.
* Use cpufrequtils package to set CPUs into performance mode
* Add comment about nice value
* Need to say "yes" to installing cpufrequtils, and safer to do so for all installs.
Co-authored-by: Matt <matthew.morley.ca@gmail.com>
