Reachy Robot Camera Not Detected: A Step-by-Step Diagnosis Guide
Reachy 1 cameras missing from lsusb and /dev/video*? Learn how to read the diagnostics correctly and fix the problem from physical connections up to the ROS 2 layer.
Diagnosing, fixing and reviving hardware.
Reachy 1 cameras missing from lsusb and /dev/video*? Learn how to read the diagnostics correctly and fix the problem from physical connections up to the ROS 2 layer.
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If your Reachy robot 1 cameras don’t appear in lsusb or /dev/video*, here’s how to tell whether it’s a physical connection failure or a missing driver — and how to fix each.
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If lsusb shows nothing and /dev/video* is empty on Reachy 1, the fault is below the driver layer. Here’s how to diagnose it — from loose internal cables to uvcvideo and the ROS camera service.