Kernel upgradation in Raspberry Pi | Fix the error: no camera available | Robu's Two Minute Tutorial

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In this quick and easy guide, we'll show you how to resolve the frustrating "No Camera Available" error on your Raspberry Pi 4B. If you've encountered this issue after installing all the necessary camera drivers, don’t worry— We've got you covered! Follow along as we diagnose the problem step by step and get your camera module up and running.
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Useful Commands:
1. Kernel upgradation:
Check the kernel version: uname -r
To update kernel: sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
To reboot sytem: reboot
3. Camera drivers:

Download the bash scripts:

reboot the system: sudo reboot

4. To access camera : libcamera-hello
libcamera-still -t 0

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[anisghabarou]

I have the ov5647 sensor, where do i find the driver please?

[riner]

I have the imx283 sensor, where do i find the driver?

[thegreeneye]

i have the imx219, where can i find the drivers?

[puneethff]

hi there thanks for sharing this, the only problem i was facing is overlaying imx708 sensors, i have done it, now i am suffering from frame rate, wt to do ?? i am using raspi 5 8gb and the same camera which u have used in this video