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goncal
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segmentation fault

#16 Post by goncal »

well... now the xwin system just shut down giving me a segmentation fault message... will keep trying...

cheers gon

RMW
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#17 Post by RMW »

MU wrote:Be sure to read Rarsas Postings.
They are very detailed:
http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?p=12042#12042

You must extract the driver, use this command after downloading it:
cd /root
tar -xzvf spca5xx.tar.gz

Mark
eh, I've followed all the directions. The directories don't exist, and when I correct them it still won't modprobe spca5xx. Oh well.

goncal who forgot 2 sgnin

go ahead with spca5xx... but on Mercury

#18 Post by goncal who forgot 2 sgnin »

rmw

I followed the instructions and all was ok, I would suggest for you to go through them again as they are detailed but the procedure itself is rather complicated.

Having said that, Qnext still hangs my computer. I would recommend Mercury which does work. In order to have Mercury up and running you need to modprobe spca5xx anyway.

cheers gon

RMW
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#19 Post by RMW »

I've followed the directions for spca5xx to the letter, numerous times.

First, there is no directory /lib/modules/2.4.29/kernels/drivers/usb. Maybe there was before, but there isn't one in 1.0.6.

The closest directory in that tree is /lib/modules/2.4.29/usb.

I've typed depmode -ae into the terminal window, I get command not found.

I can modprobe videodev, but modprobe spca5xx gives me "Can't locate module spca5xx".

Sorry, but I've followed the instructions to the letter and under no circumstances will it find spca5xx.

goncal
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My very humble script

#20 Post by goncal »

Here is a bash script I wrote with the instructions I got which we were talking about. This is what I use to load the modules. It does work but before modprob'ing it is copying the files to a directory which must be temporary as this needs to be done every time the system is started up.

I am a novice so to run the script I am typing bash /root/startvideocam as I have the file in the /root/ directory.

Hope this helps.

I am zipping it because the forum will only allow to upload a zip file, not a file without an extension. It will work without the extension just by typing bash /.../startvideocam

Cheers, Gon
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