IIRC, you have to set it up similar to a usb hard drive/zip/ls120. This will
give you the /dev/??? that corresponds to this device. You can then use some
of the graphic/camera applications out there to use it. I haven't done this,
but I'm just going on what I remember what I've read. If I'm wrong, please,
somebody tell me.
Jim
On Saturday July 07, 2001 1:58 am, Mike Andrew wrote:
> I am trying to set up a small usb camera under Linux. A 'puretek PT-6007'
> (apparently)
>
> modprobe ov511 causes the following message stream in dmesg
>
> -----
> ov511.c: USB OV511 camera found
> ov511.c: camera: Puretek PT-6007
> usb-uhci.c: interrupt, status 3, frame# 1622
> ov511.c: reg read: error -84
> ov511.c: i2c write: error -84
> ov511.c: write regvals: error -84
> ov511.c: failed to configure OV76xx
> ov511.c: Failed to configure camera
> ov511.c: ov511 driver version 1.28 registered
> --------
>
> Note because of the last line, the module loads and modprobe is 'happy'
>
> Is this a camera problem or a beta usb problem? Are there some pointers you
> folks could give me, where to go next? I have looked at
> /usr/src/linux/Documentation/drivers/usb/ov511.txt, but don't want to delve
> too deeply into usb source code if possible.
>
> What 'applications' can I use to try this device out? Skippy?
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