kohani Hello,

In regards to the RobotHub issue - 32 bit versions are indeed not supported, so you will need to flash it if you want to connect it to RobotHub. We would recommend the Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Lite version. This guide might be of assistance.

Hope this helps!
Stepan

      Hi erik ,

      Shouldn't it come with wireless capability? The store description mentions OAK-D CM4 integrates the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 with Wireless. I don't see an option for choosing wireless during purchase, so wondering if I need to exchange the one I received.

      Thank you

        Hi StepanKroupa,

        I flashed the board with Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Lite, installed dependencies and the depthai Python library, and successfully ran the RGB demo. Finally, I installed the RH agent, and the device was discovered inside RH, however, the status seems to be stuck at "Identifying". See attached screenshot. As a result or perhaps unrelated, the video preview brings up a modal "Waiting for a stream..." but nothing happens.

        Please let me know if I missed something.

            kohani Hello again,

            Please go to the "Apps" tab in the sidebar on the left, Create an App, then go back to your Robot -> Perception Apps -> Install the new app. After it installs, click on the App and check the streams in Live View (on an RPI it might take up to 20 - 30 seconds for the streams to start). If the streams still don't work, please send the logs

                Hi StepanKroupa,

                Just to clarify, did you mean a blank app? If so, then install failed with the following output:
                Error: unable to start container "1d1df8f2c2ce39ab5506728f3442be71ca79d3f2550c232d0c4f31bc2c78d41d": crun: opening filememory.maxfor writing: No such file or directory: OCI runtime attempted to invoke a command that was not found

                Please see the screenshot for settings and output.

                    kohani Hello again,

                    I am sorry about this issue it is a known one - we have a fix for it but its not yet deployed. To fix it on your machine, please add cgroup_enable=cpuset cgroup_enable=memory cgroup_memory=1 to the end of the first line of /boot/cmdline.txt. After rebooting the CM4, this installation issue should no longer occur.

                    Hope this helps!
                    Stepan

                        6 months later

                        Hi @StepanKroupa @erik I got the OAK-D CM4 with a Tenda USB Wi-Fi dongle in the box:

                        It shows no wireless LAN available and there are some issues/glitches with OS also, can I install official Rpi OS or is there any OAK-D flavor of OS available for fresh flash?

                        CM4 on back is this:

                        • erik replied to this.

                          erik Thanks for this, the folder contains images for PoE version but mine is OAK-D CM4 is it same for both?

                          Can I power this module with micro usb through USB_BOOT slot disabled?

                          and any help on Wi-Fi dongle driver installation?

                          • erik replied to this.

                              Hi AnshumanFauzdar ,
                              Yes it should work for your cam as well, there isn't much difference.
                              The usb-boot is for flashing (emmc, see here), I don't think you can power the whole board through it. Does the dongle not work by default with newest RPI OS image?

                                  erik

                                  1. Thanks for this clarification
                                  2. Got it, if it would have type C or this boot_USB it would have been nicer to work in production environment. Is PoE supported because I can see pins labelled with PoE hat CT1, CT2, SP2, SP1, if yes where can I get it?
                                  3. I have not flashed new OS yet, will try and update here.
                                  • erik replied to this.

                                      Hi AnshumanFauzdar ,

                                      1. Looking at the schematics I believe it should, just note that the SOM heatsink will be in the way, so you might need extension header (like this), so you'll be able to connect the POE hat onto the OAK-D-CM4.

                                          erik I flashed with the newest RPi OS and still dongle is not detected, when doing lsusb, I am getting the list with the device in it:

                                          Bus 001 Device 007: ID 0bda:b711 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8188GU 802.11n WLAN Adapter (After Modeswitch)

                                          and I followed following post and I am getting on make step and errors are like this:

                                          make ARCH=aarch64 CROSS_COMPILE= -C /lib/modules/6.1.21-v8+/build M=/home/cm4/Downloads/rtl8188gu modules

                                          make[1]: *** /lib/modules/6.1.21-v8+/build: No such file or directory. Stop.

                                          make: *** [Makefile:1895: modules] Error 2

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