Done!

https://github.com/raspberrypi/userland/issues/39

Sorry, missed the bit about taking two simultaneously - how are you trying to do that? Two separate instances of raspixxxx will not work, although I would normally expect the second instance to just fail and for everything to recover gracefully. I was running a php script on a webpage on an apache ...

First thing to check - are you using the very latest distro, and have you run all the updates required to get the latest firmware and libraries? Starting off with a known working SD system is the best start point. Have you checked to make sure the cables are plugged in and seated firmly and are the...

jamesh wrote:Hmm. No component connection errors, but no text saying the connection has been made either. Dunno. I'll have a think.

Thanks

Ah, that's gotten rid of the error Did ps aux | grep raspi and true to form, there were two raspistill instances running. After I killed one of them, the raspistill now no longer returns ENOSPC error, but it still hangs. $ raspistill -v -t 0 -o output.jpg RaspiStill Camera App ===================== ...

I've set the rpi camera to take a photo, saved in jpg at 1280x720, on the refresh of a webpage. It works fine for a short time, but then fails with mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC mmal: camera component couldn't be enabled mmal: main: Failed to create camera compon...

Nevermind, I'm actually getting an error from the command line 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 Which might be ...

That solution (javascript) worked for me temporarily, but it kills the camera (requires a reboot to work again) after a few minutes - any idea what's up?