If you are doing a new install and following the raspi-config steps above you should know that if you select "update" you will have an option to enable or disable camera support. Still working with this fresh install, so I am uncertain the extent to which this does or does not enable the camera, but it seems an important addition to the very nice unofficial guide above.
Update:
From what I can tell the raspi-config update set the /boot/config.txt parameters. I came to this conclusion because after I followed the pdf steps apart from the update of the raspi-config (my initial comment's substance) and then loaded my SD card to edit the /boot/config.txt, the lines adviced to add were already extant.
If you are doing a new install and following the raspi-config steps above you should know that if you select "update" you will have an option to enable or disable camera support. Still working with this fresh install, so I am uncertain the extent to which this does or does not enable the camera, but it seems an important addition to the very nice unofficial guide above.
Update:
From what I can tell the raspi-config update set the /boot/config.txt parameters. I came to this conclusion because after I followed the pdf steps apart from the update of the raspi-config (my initial comment's substance) and then loaded my SD card to edit the /boot/config.txt, the lines adviced to add were already extant.
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If you are doing a new install and following the raspi-config steps above you should know that if you select "update" you will have an option to enable or disable camera support. Still working…
Thanks for the guide. Small typo in pdf file, the file to edit in the end is /boot/config.txt. In vi and nano example it not spelled correctly as: sudo vi /boot.config.txt.
And also, the command for taking…
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