Hi... I just tried installing my Logitech Clicksmart 310 on Debian.. But I ran into a problem... The driver is on this page:
http://spca50x.sourceforge.net/spca50x.php?page=faq
I use a 2.6.8 kernel......
Here is the INSTALL file:
Module compile outside the kernel tree but need the source of your running
kernel installed and configured.
be sure your kernel include usb and v4l stuff
Kernel 2.4.x
configure your kernel
make dep
go to the spca5xx directories
make clean (to be sure)
make
if all goes right as root :
make install
Kernel 2.6.x
make clean
make
if all goes right as root :
make install
To test please use the command line spcaview you need libsdl installed with the
header from your distro or goto http:
www.libsdl.org
plug the cam
as root
lsmod
spca5xx should be load with videodev, if not somethings goes wrong,
verify that your cam is supported if not and you are sure for a Sunplus
chip goto irc.freenode.net channel #spca50x and ask for help
if yes run spcaview with this parameters (maybe read the readme is the
best)
spcaview -f yuv
if you have a bttv card use the -d parameters to change the video
setting
that should work
Enjoy !!
Here's what I did:
I downloaded the experimental driver..
I typed make clean.. and pressed enter
typed make and pressed enter..
typed make install and pressed enter..
After that I tryed pressing lsmod, and pressed enter
and after that tried pressing spcaview -f yuv.. which didn't work.. it said there was no such command... I looked up and saw the thing with the kernelheaders.. .but I'm not sure how to do that... Can someone help?