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Almost certainly no link to #1873 - one is using USB and the other the CSI2 interface via the GPU. Those kernel logs don't have anything interesting. The Something else that you haven't quoted has caused the USB stack to trip up (network is over USB as well), which results in these warnings. |
Here's what happened before:
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This device is not used on Pi 2. The lan9512 is exclusive to the Model B (v1.0 and v2.0). Are you using a Pi with only 2 USB ports? |
Sorry, mixed them up. This one is correct: |
Given that the entire USB device chain is getting disconnected, I suspect power brown-out as a primary cause. Can you replicate this behaviour with the camera plugged into a self-powered hub? |
No response in >1 month. Will reopen if OP responds. |
Had the same issue with Logitech C920, powered USB hub fixed it for me. |
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Very similar to #1873 I have sporadic crashes. They lead not only to a non-functioning software (i.e. motion) but also make raspberry non-reachable in network.
Display: none attached
USB Webcam: QuickCam Vision Pro for Mac
In Contrast to #1873 I'm using motion not hawkeye and YUYV but not MJPEG.
v4l2_palette 15
width 800
height 600
framerate 2
This is happening on a Raspberry 2
root@pi1:/etc/# /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd version
Jan 31 2017 17:40:14
Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom
version 8d94fbc3bbdde25c29b18a2572a5c60ee75c56f3 (clean) (release)
Full kernel log:
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