Seems the WPA config is broken in the latest version of the Raspbian Image. It says its corrupted when I try to edit it, and I cant delete it out of the boot directory to replace it with a non corrupted version. I've tired to flash it 4 times and each time it doesnt work. The Image released in May seems to work fine. Anyone else run into this?

OK, as per the title, OpenScan works with the 64MP Hawkeye Arducam, IF you are patient. Very patient. It takes about 12-15sec per image (on my Pi 4, with 2GB RAM, anyway). I have tested it only with autofocus, so I can't say anything about manual/focus stacking. I would STRONGLY recommend not doing it yet, the Arducam drivers are still developing, and much of the settings are not available yet. Hardware installation is a breeze, it is a simple swop out of whatever camera you have in there. The SW needs a bit of surgery, which involves: 1. Installing the Hawkeye drivers and side-apps. 2. Adding the Hawkeye to the camera settings files 3. Editing the main python code to contain the Hawkeye command for taking pictures. 4. Editing the Node Red flow to allow the Hawkeye camera. I think this is everything. My first result just came in from the Cloud, and I am quite impressed. I will probably make a slightly larger scanner based on the mini for it, and keep the mini with the Arducam 16MP.

Hello, I searched this place and the social media stuff for a while to see if this is posted and couldn't find it. I figured i'd post it here and see if others would be interested in this is new feature. It would be cool to have the RPI boot into AP mode when no wifi or ethernet connection is available. That way you could connect a phone to the RPI and use the scanner anywhere you bring it, even without internet. Cloud feature not included obviously. You can also reconnect it to other wifi networks if your SSID changes.