I am trying to use the higher resolution of the camera.

Can fswebcam capture a still image instead of a frame from the video mode.

The video mode is max resolution of 1024 X 768 but the still mode to up to 5MP.

I have looked through the man file with no luck.

Thanks, after I skipped 20 frame everything is running great

All subsequent reads are fine without the skipped frames.

Looks Like I just needed that to initialize the webcam.

I have a logitech webcam model c170 connected. I am running Raspbian on a B+ I installed the fswebcam app. When I run the command it reports Not a JPEG file: see below ------------------------------------------------------------------ pifswebcam -r 1280x720 image02.jpg Trying source module v4l2... /...

You were right the gparted program did make the image incompatible with the Image-shrinker.sh When I ran it with an image of the SD card that was NOT changed with gparted It reduced the image from 16G down to less than 3G. I will now try to use Win32DiskImager to copy it onto an 8G SD card. --------...

I ran the script from the root user
same problem

Both image and script are on the pi home directory. The operating system micro SD card is 64 G File manager calls it 58.4 GiB Total with 38 GiB free space. Second partition was reduced using gparted. If I look at the SD card, that I created the image from, with windows disk manager the Second partit...

here is the output of image-shrinker.sh _________________________________ root@raspberrypi:/home/pi# ./Image_Shrinker.sh small-size.img Checking for root Checking for a 3rd partition Checking for enough free space These numbers are in 1K blocks Free space 39947752 File size 15196164 L00ks like you h...

the 16G img file has been copied to the sd card running the pi operating system.

I move my 16G image to thumb drive and copied it then to the Pi memory that was operating with a 64G sd card. I can't run it from the thumb drive as this is operating with NTFS FAT to allow for the large file size and the PI will only use this as a read only device. . Using the root user command ./I...

I have a 16G SD card and I want to copy the image onto a 8 G card. Following the suggestion of other posters I used gparted to reduce last partition size. The Raspberry PI now reports I have 3.5 GiB available. But when I use Win32DiskImager on my PC I read a 16G image. Which of course I cannot write...

All this is nice but I still have a 16G sd card that i used gparted to reduce to less than 4G. When I Win32Diskimager on my pc I get a 16G image.

I don't have a linux machince, is there a way I can reduce the image file size on the PC so I can copy that image onto a smaller (say 8G sd card).

mahjongg wrote:did you expand your file system? sticky point 16 http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 91&t=83372

Thanks that solved it. (Step 16)

When I install the image for Debian Wheezy Raspbian I downloaded here on a 16 G MicroSD using WIN32DiskImager following the instruction in Image installation guide. I can only access 2.9 G total when I use the File Manager on the Raspberry PI. This only leaves 400 M free for updates or installing ot...