AM62A7: How to add a thread to run in parallel

Hi Zijian,

can you help give a & at the end. The command will run in background.

BR,

Biao

hello，

I've tried adding & to the end of the command, but it still can't run in the background 

It doesn't seem to work, but you have a better idea

thank you

hi ,

Is there a better way to solve this problem? Please let me know if you know, thank you

What does input16-output8 do? What happens when you run the script manually, does the analysis finish?

I would start by debugging your script when run from the command line. Add some echo "I am here" lines, and make sure everything works the way you want it to. Once it does, you can use your service file to run it at startup. Try adding Type=simple to your [Service] section once you do.

hello，

input16-output8 this tool is used to convert image formats。 Except for the sva-dms command that can't be executed, I can execute other commands.

I'll try what you said and see if I can get both commands to run at the same time

thank you

hi

After the process runs for a period of time, about 20 minutes, the car machine system will report that the space is insufficient, how to solve this problem

hi

After the process runs for a period of time, about 20 minutes, the car machine system will report that the space is insufficient, how to solve this problem

Can you check your picture directory to see if the pictures you take stick around? If so, once you've processed them, remove them. You're probably filling your disk with the frame files you are analyzing.

hello,

I've found the reason for this issue, the log of the script run is stored in the /run/log/journa directory, and there is no clearing action, resulting in insufficient space

But I still haven't found a way to implement the process parallel operation, I hope you can provide some suggestions

Why do you want to run them parallel? Your script currently runs one after the other. You capture 5 frames, convert them, and analyze them, and run that in a loop. If you want to run a continuous capture, rewrite your software to do that, and run one service to capture to a directory, and run a second service that watches the directory, converts any file in there, and analyzes it, and once it's done with a file, removes it.

Your current setup seems to be running as designed. If you want a different design, create a different one.