picam-bullseye-fix #763
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mjpg-streamer doesn't work anymore with the new picam stack on bullseye based images - using the old stack for now.
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All in favor of merging this for now, as it will probably be a while until either mjpg-streamer or (more likely) ustreamer are adapted to the new libcamera stack, or we have another solution stable enough for general consumption. See also the issue mentioned in #761 and in https://community.octoprint.org/t/pi-camera-on-raspberry-pi-4-works-in-terminal-but-not-in-octoprint/41078 |
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Merged, it would be helpful if people confirm that this doesn't break something we didn't think about |
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mjpg-streamer doesn't work anymore with the new picam stack on bullseye based images - using the old stack for now.