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      latif @tom
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      @tom Absolutely. I'd definitely like to have the correct files, On a closer look ADK-serial.jpg I probably read the S as a "5" - the serial number I think is "M250000018S" - that probably changes everything. Here's a photo of the drone: ADK.jpg

      You'll send me the voxl-imu-server.cal also, right? It's been flagged as missing. Thanks!
      I'm also attaching the packing slip so we can finalize on what the correct SKU should be. f0aa237d-575c-4b63-a6a7-edc1db988a2a-image.png

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        tom admin @latif
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        @latif said in Requesting the factory original calibration files for ADK Ser#M2500000185:

        M250000018S

        Okay great, I will send you an email with that calibration file.

        You'll have to re-calibrate the imu yourself.

        See here for instructions: https://docs.modalai.com/calibrate-imu/#step-3

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          latif @latif
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          @latif Hi @tom, thank you for sending me the yml file. Applying that I get a good healthcheck, after calibrating the imu.
          I do still have a problem with the cameras. I see that voxl-camera-server is not running (fails at startup).

          My SKU is the following, having taken the default cam config of 20:

          family code: MRB-D0011 (px4-autonomy-dev-kit)
          compute board: 4 (voxl2)
          hw version: 1
          cam config: 20
          modem config: 0 (none)
          tx config: 7 (elrs_beta_fpv)
          extras config: 0 (none)
          SKU: MRB-D0011-4-V1-C20-T7-M0-X0

          I did see this error while running voxl-configure-mpa: FAILED TO EXECUTE: voxl-configure-cameras 20 f7f4529c-e469-4945-b671-54c73ebc44d6-image.png

          Please advise what camera configuration to use. FYI, I did try 19, and with that it was able to run "voxl-configure-cameras 20", but the final result was the same, voxl-camera-server was not running.

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            latif @latif
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            @latif I meant "voxl-configure-cameras 19"... in the post above.

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              tom admin @latif
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              @latif I wonder if you have the wrong kernel on there. If you run voxl-configure-cameras what options does it give you?

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                latif @tom
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                @tom 610cafc9-ea38-4c27-98bf-6f251b8ed816-image.png

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                  latif
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                  Maybe a different issue, running configure stand-alone shows this problem:
                  2b918483-fbaf-4ba1-bbdc-5b74fe69d605-image.png
                  Checking space I see this:
                  38c840b4-5eb5-4c4d-a59b-04306a3afeb6-image.png

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                    tom admin @latif
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                    @latif oh boy, well that is certainly an issue, can you run sudo du -h -d 1 / 2>/dev/null | sort -h to see which directory/partition is full?

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                      latif @tom
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                      @tom Yeah, it's starting to look bleak! Here's the output:
                      210015b2-efc8-4ece-ab9f-1e2172c7fc4e-image.png

                      The only user data I have is under /home/root, about 1.8GB. I can free up some of it, but how do I redirect the configuration processes to use a different directory other than /usr, /lib, etc.?
                      Also, is there a way to increase the overall storage size? I see that the biggest partition ("sda") is only 118G and now full.

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                        tom admin @latif
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                        @latif /var being that full is very abnormal, here is a screenshot from one of my drones:

                        eb2dc6a3-842d-450d-a522-16ae3674ae9b-image.png

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                          tom admin @tom
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                          @tom It's possible /var/log/journal/ is full for some reason? You could try clearing stale logs from there

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                            latif @tom
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                            @tom Yeah, it's starting to look dangerous. Here's the output:
                            4950b4c9-6f61-46c7-aa09-87e8bf9636c4-image.png

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                              tom admin @latif
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                              @latif You should be able to go into /var and see what's full and deleting it

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                                latif @latif
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                                @latif Thanks! syslog was 27G! Emptied it out and running voxl-configure-cameras again. Hopefully this will fix the other issues.

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                                  latif @latif
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                                  @latif Hi @tom, cleaning up the /var/syslog file enabled the camera server to run - so the cameras are fine. I'm still not sure if all the calibrations are right, I see an error message 38b571ca-0981-47b6-840b-b372622479ca-image.png when I try to bind the Commando8 Controller. Also, could never get a "READY" sign on QGroundControl. Should I run the "Sensor Calibration" options? Not knowing what that'd do, I didn't run them.
                                  If this is relevant information: I'm not getting GPS data consistently (right now getting nothing, but earlier at some point in time I did), right now I see this on QGC: cbaf5101-0eef-4acc-a295-5f60a218b725-image.png

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                                    tom admin @latif
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                                    @latif What do you see if you run voxl-check-calibration?

                                    It sometimes takes a while to get a GPS lock for the first time in a new location, may have to let the drone sit outside for 5-10 minutes for the initial lock, will be much faster after that.

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