logitech cam question
Hi everyone
I just Installed Slackware 10.0 and I need to enable my Logitech Webcam, I did somethings that didn’t work, let me show you: First I modified the /etc/rc.d/rc.Modules Uncomment the ##USB devices support lines #IBM “C-IT” USB video camera /sbin/modprobe ibmcam framerate=1 #USB OV511 camera support /sbin/modprobe OV511 #USB Kodak Dc – 2xx camera support /sbin/modprobe dc 2xx #usb Mass Storage support /sbin/modprobe USB – Storage Also the line for ###USB event drivers #generic event reporting device /sbin/modprobe evdev. I checked in the info center if the usb device was available And it showed this: USB OHCI root HUB (1) USB OHCI root HUB (2) | |__camera Class 255 (vendor specific class) Subclass 0 Protocol 0 USB version 1.16 Vendor ID 0x46d (Logitech, Inc) Product ID 0x870 (Quickcam Express) Revision 1.0 Speed 12mbit/s Channel 0 Max packet size 0 then tried xcam and didn’t work Finally I add a Camera Device to the desktop and when tried there was an error: “error not mount device” “mount: can’t find dev/usb in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab” My question is. If the info center recognize de usb device why xcam doesn't work? What is the steps to make it work properly? Thanks a lot for your help Maynor Costa Rica |
Two things ...
a) A webcam is not a mountable device. b) The driver depends heavily on make and model of the camera. If you're using a 2.4 kernel you can give the pwc a shot, many of the more recent Logi's are based on the Philips technology. Cheers, Tink |
Thank you for your answer
I did not know webcam is not a mountable device. the kernel is 2.4.26. Thanks a lot Minor |
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