No. It IS kernel-hardware problem. Very singular - creative and derivates. On my laptop (Acer V5-131)the integrated camera works normally despite of the new kernel (-s, because it was many of them I've tried). So it is the new kernel which doesn't recognize specific hardware driver. (With the new kernel I have no folder "/dev/vl4/ which comprise hardlinks to the kernel's driver. It is present with the old one) My problem is similar to your problem. As a teacher I have to use my camera for my work and I have no MS Windows so without camera I'm done with my work. The solution I took right now is to roll back to the kernel #5.4.0-91 - the last which works with my camera. I froze all updates of the kernel and I can work. Unfortunately I didn't find another solution :(
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