The BPI-M3 board with Android reboots sometimes when opens the Recognition View
See original GitHub issueI have a Banana Pi board BPI-M3 with Android OS on it.
When I access Recognition View sometimes the entire system reboots. I cant even target the reason of such behavior.
I tried to debug the board with adb logcat
but the latest logs don’t even say that the system is going to reboot. The latest logs belong to the test app.
I’m so confused for now. What can be the reason of such behavior? Is it a hardware problem? Or maybe the system reboots when the CPU is overloaded. CPU consumption sometimes jumps up to 100% maybe this causes the board reboot?
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- Created 7 years ago
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Try this in the onCameraFrame method (e.g. before the return line). This should free the memory after every frame. I already use it in another project with the OpenCV camera view. If it’s successful in your setup I could include it in the code.
@hexenskull can you please retest with the latest version? You can decrease the video size, so the CPU should struggle less