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Pre-compiled Janus not available for amd64 #64

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mhaas opened this issue Apr 10, 2023 · 7 comments
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Pre-compiled Janus not available for amd64 #64

mhaas opened this issue Apr 10, 2023 · 7 comments

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@mhaas
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mhaas commented Apr 10, 2023

Hi,

I am running klipper on an amd64 thin client. It seems that the supplied janus executable is only compiled for arm64. Hence, I get the "can only stream at 0.1fps" warning.

@kennethjiang
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This problem will be solved eventually by trying to install OS-provided janus.

@Reubertt
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I'm having this same problem on a rpi-os running in VM. I didn't quite understand how to solve it, changing the OS?

@MallocArray
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@Reubertt Obico checks to see if it is running on actual Raspberry Pi hardware to enable full video stream. If you are running in a VM, it will not pass this check and you'll get snapshots only, but that will not impact failure detection, only your ability to watch a live stream

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@Reubertt Obico checks to see if it is running on actual Raspberry Pi hardware to enable full video stream. If you are running in a VM, it will not pass this check and you'll get snapshots only, but that will not impact failure detection, only your ability to watch a live stream

The problem is that due to this Janus error, Obico is not even recognizing the snapshot because it detects 0.1 FPS

@kennethjiang
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Like what @MallocArray , Janus is not involved in failure detection. On the 0.1FPS is used for failure detection.

@burak1000
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how can i install janus

@kennethjiang
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If you are debian, you can install it with sudo apt install janus

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