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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #130 on: 16 / March / 2018, 09:41:48 »
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I'd guess your cam's firmware is not 100e (which is the only supported version at the moment)...

I did try that but the green LED just flashes and the camera doesn't boot.

That's what happens when the compatibility check fails.

Yup, that'll be it. 100d - one letter off! - can you flash a Canon up a level?
EDIT: I contacted Canon to ask!
« Last Edit: 16 / March / 2018, 10:18:43 by stevesteve »

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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #131 on: 16 / March / 2018, 15:45:43 »
Yup, that'll be it. 100d - one letter off! - can you flash a Canon up a level?
EDIT: I contacted Canon to ask!
You generally cannot upgrade the firmware unless Canon issued a public firmware update, which they generally only do in the case of major bugs.

We already have a firmware dump of 100d, adding a new sub is not a huge effort if you are willing to test.

My preference is to avoid bugging Canon about anything relating to CHDK.
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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #132 on: 17 / March / 2018, 09:42:59 »
Hello, is my first time here and sorry for my poor english.

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We already have a firmware dump of 100d, adding a new sub is not a huge effort if you are willing to test.

Well, as "stevsteve", my SX700 is also in 100d, so if you need tester, I can try.

Thanks for all, (great job)
Avel

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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #133 on: 17 / March / 2018, 16:46:03 »
I'll try to do a blind port for 100d this weekend.
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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #134 on: 18 / March / 2018, 04:46:03 »
OK, thanks

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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #135 on: 18 / March / 2018, 22:02:17 »
Here's a test build for firmware 100d. If it works it should be fully functional, but I did it blind so there a fair chance something is broken.

No FI2 is included, so you will need to make your SD card bootable using a utility like Stick or CHIMP http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/Bootable_SD_card

Code is checked in (r5003) in case anyone else wants to work on it. I had to change the loader to move the cache function inline like M3, which also affects the 100e firmware, but I'm pretty sure it's OK since I tested the equivalent change on sx710.

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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #136 on: 18 / March / 2018, 23:51:02 »
No FI2 is included, so you will need to make your SD card bootable using a utility like Stick or CHIMP
I've lost track - did dmitrys ever make CHIMP capable of installing "unofficial" builds?
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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #137 on: 19 / March / 2018, 05:10:15 »
Many Thanks, I'll try this today


Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #138 on: 19 / March / 2018, 07:50:39 »
Well, when I take a picture with flash, after the picture I have a Blank screen and nothing work, I must put the battery out and on for close. Other way, sometimes, I have the screen flashing with two thing in the same times (menu and picture or two menu).

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Re: sx700 porting
« Reply #139 on: 19 / March / 2018, 12:53:49 »
Well, when I take a picture with flash, after the picture I have a Blank screen and nothing work, I must put the battery out and on for close.
Thanks for reporting. Can you check if there's a ROMLOG? http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/Debugging#Camera_crash_logs_.28romlog.29

If you have any other details of the settings used when this happens, it would be helpful: Canon Shooting mode, ISO, CHDK raw on or off?

If anyone with a 100e camera can check (@ftm?) whether shooting with the flash works, that would also be helpful.

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Other way, sometimes, I have the screen flashing with two thing in the same times (menu and picture or two menu).
Some flashing when the Canon firmware updates the screen is normal. This happens a lot in Auto or if you have continuous AF enabled.
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