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@Walter
thank you very much. It works perfectly.

Dear all,

I compiled both ML and the  LUA.mo in the cloud for a 600D, as described in the post:
http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=14725.msg145456#msg145456

I wrote a LUA script that takes a picture when the camera is switched on and I installed both the build and the script on a SD card whose size is 4GB, on the 600D.
I substituted the camera battery with an external temporized power supply that provides the power at a certain time interval and for a certain amount of time.
Everything worked fine. The camera starts, takes a picture and shut down the number of time set by the temporized external power supply.

Then I installed the ML equipped with the LUA.mo and the script on a SD card whose size is 32GB. If I use the camera battery and I manually switch on and off the camera everything works fine: the camera switch on, take a picture and when I switch the camera off it shut down normally. If I substitute the camera battery with the external temporized power supply, seems that a problem occur during the shut down. At the first bootstrap after the first shut down the console shows the following message error:
"Camera was not shut down cleanly. Skipping module loading.". The same problem do not occur with the 4GB SD card.

Does this problem is caused by the SD card size (32GB instead of 4GB)? If yes, do I have to make a partition as in the case of the CHDK?
Is there a way to automatically force the module loading even if the camera was not shut down cleanly?
Do you have any suggestion to overcome this problem?

Thanks a lot!

@dmilligan

I built the lua.mo and as you pointed out I needed to reduce the size of the autoexec.bin.
The module seems to work correctly.

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

I would like to run some lua script on my camera.
Is it possible to have a build for the 600D and the corresponding lua.mo?

Thanks!

Hi,

I have compiled for the 600D.102 according to your instructions.
Everything went fine but I can not find any lua.mo in modules.

Am I doing something wrong?