I did actually get the webcam to work, though it was
rather horrible.
I had to get the kernel patch that came from the dev
kernel.
xawtv picked up the webcam, though I had to modprobe a
few modules to get it to work. (ibmcam.o) (??)
A few searches on dejanews gave me some results that
helped a
Try beta development 2.0 program www.gphoto.org, but you can't download it
yet, you need to join a developer team.
Dovydas
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From: "cllug org" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 7:32 PM
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Hi.
For a start, you are unlikely to have any luck with those kernels.
2.2.x has VERY limited USB support. You may get somewhere with 2.4.x
(these are in beta right now). I myself will soon be upgrading to this,
as I have a USB zip drive that I want to access under Linux. (I also
have a webca
cllug org wrote:
>
> Has anyone had any luck with USB "web cam" devices and
> Linux?
>
> The IBM PC Camera found at the url below is the one we
> have.
>
> If anyone has it working please let me know how you
> got it to work, and what software you used to get
> pictures.
>
> Otherwise it is ba
Has anyone had any luck with USB "web cam" devices and
Linux?
The IBM PC Camera found at the url below is the one we
have.
If anyone has it working please let me know how you
got it to work, and what software you used to get
pictures.
Otherwise it is back to the Hauppauge WinTV and a
video cam
