Add PiCam network streamer with auto-setup for Pi 5
Initial commit of the MJPEG streaming server for Raspberry Pi. Supports Pi Camera Module (via picamera2), USB webcams (via OpenCV), and auto-detection of camera type. Includes: - `stream_picamera2.py` — optimized Pi CSI camera streamer - `stream_usb.py` — generic USB camera streamer - `stream.py` — auto-detects camera and launches correct streamer - `image-setup/` — SD card imaging scripts and Pi 5 headless setup guide for first-boot automation with systemd service - `requirements.txt` — Python dependencies
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#!/bin/bash
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# Raspberry Pi First-Boot Script
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# Place this file on the bootfs partition as 'firstrun.sh' to execute on first boot.
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# It will trigger the autosetup.sh script located in /boot/autosetup.sh
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BOOT_SCRIPT="/boot/firmware/autosetup.sh"
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# For older Raspberry Pi OS versions, the boot partition is mounted at /boot
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if [ ! -f "$BOOT_SCRIPT" ]; then
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BOOT_SCRIPT="/boot/autosetup.sh"
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fi
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if [ -f "$BOOT_SCRIPT" ]; then
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echo "Found autosetup script at $BOOT_SCRIPT"
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chmod +x "$BOOT_SCRIPT"
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# Run as the default user (usually pi)
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sudo -u pi bash "$BOOT_SCRIPT"
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else
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echo "No autosetup.sh found on boot partition."
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fi
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