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Re: Using the Raspberry Pi for Vision Processing

That sounds like a network configuration issue on the Raspberry Pi.

Do you have the mdns service enabled on the Pi (often called avahi or avahi-daemon on Linux distributions)? You need to have that service enabled in order to resolve names like roboRIO-5938-FRC.local to their respective IP addresses.

Alternatively, if your roboRIO is configured with a static IP address (like 10.59.38.2), you could try using that in your code instead of the local mdns name.

Running the ping command (like: ping roboRIO-5938-FRC.local) on the Pi is always a quick and easy check to see if your Pi is able to reach the roboRIO.

Good luck.
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