El Lunes, 6 de Noviembre de 2006 04:14, Arnie Stender escribió:
> I do have a /dev/video1394 directory with a special file '0' in it
> and haven't got a clue what it is for. I tried to connect to it with the
> video applications but I get nothing.
Hi.
video1394 is about connecting through
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Alberto Hernando wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> As usual, Dan is right. If you have udev working you will have a /dev/video0
> device as soon as you load the driver, and the cam is plugged in, of course.
> Recently, I was given a cheap logitech quickcam webcam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a great web browser, but only available as a binary.
Which, IMO, makes it not great at all. Free software is not about its
initial cost (in monetary terms) it's about Freedom (see
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html).
Then, since I don't have internet
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Alan Lord wrote:
> Arnie Stender wrote:
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>> Al,
>> Thanks for the input from google but it looks bad for me. It looks
>> like
>> the code for the driver hasn't been touched since 2003 or earlier
Hi.
I have some problems with locales and nls, specially in vfat. Let's see:
I'm Spanish, so I need locales starting in es_ES. As I want to write Japanese
too, I need utf-8. So I have LC_CTYPE="es_ES.UTF-8". LANG is the same. I can
create files with ñ, á é í ó ú (those were vowels with accents,
Andrey Voropaev wrote:
> Amazing. After building firefox on x86_64 with older version of BLFS,
> I've tried it on i686 with newer version of BLFS. And it failed! The
> mozconfig was exactly the same. Looks like the problem could be in the
> fact that I have gtk-2.8 on the newer system.
> [snip]
> u
Arnie Stender wrote:
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Al,
Thanks for the input from google but it looks bad for me. It looks like
the code for the driver hasn't been touched since 2003 or earlier. I
don't think AMD64 CPUs were used much back then if they had been
created...
El Sábado, 4 de Noviembre de 2006 22:37, Dan Nicholson escribió:
> I don't have a video camera, but I think I understand what goes into
> supporting it. First, you need to have Video For Linux support in your
> kernel. That would be in Device Drivers -> Multimedia devices -> Video
> For Linux. That
Amazing. After building firefox on x86_64 with older version of BLFS,
I've tried it on i686 with newer version of BLFS. And it failed! The
mozconfig was exactly the same. Looks like the problem could be in the
fact that I have gtk-2.8 on the newer system.
Here's the error.
c++ -I/usr/include -fr
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Al,
Thanks for the input from google but it looks bad for me. It looks like
the code for the driver hasn't been touched since 2003 or earlier. I
don't think AMD64 CPUs were used much back then if they had been created
at all. The code is geared
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Alan Lord wrote:
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> Why not just type "Intel CS330 & Linux" into Google. The first link from
> the result set is: http://spca50x.sourceforge.net/spca50x.php?page=cams
>
> Do the same for "netmeeting & linux" and you get:
> http://www.linux.org/docs/l
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