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Re: 0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5

2009-12-15T18:10:49Z

Apparently my cam is being detected and the module which is being loaded is
gspca_sonixj

Its just dont work properly though. Verified the same with different
distros, same image.

So i guess my cam doesnt have a fully functional driver yet :-(

is v4l-dvb any different from gspca_sonixj?

Re: 0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5

2009-12-14T16:09:00Z

Hi,

Pls see the output while trying sudo make install

[link]

Sushith

Re: 0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5

2009-12-14T07:36:37Z

Thanks Amauri,

I got the same suggestion from srivathsa rao from Microdia Google Groups, I
am gonna try this today evening once I get back home today from work. Will
let you know if it works for me or not.

Thanks again, and much appreciated.

Regards,
Sushith

Re: [Microdia] 0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5

2009-12-14T04:25:03Z

Thanks I will try it once I get home from work this evening and post the
update here.

Thanks,
Sushith

0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5

2009-12-13T22:17:26Z

Hi All,

The subject and the screen shot says it all. Kernel is 2.6.28

any possible solutions or alternatives?

Thanks in Advance.

PS: I am just a regular Linux user, can follow instructions pretty well
though, Just not a programmer.

_5u5h1th_

About Mint Gloria and compatibility vis a vis Microdia etc.

2009-10-15T01:48:22Z

Dear Friends,
I have been trying to find a Linux OS almost similar in ease of use
compared to Win XP with good driver support.I found front runners in
Ubuntu,Suse but Mint has an overall edge.Linux Mint 7, codename
Gloria, based and compatible with Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope and its
repositories is a choice I recommend.I was able to install my Microdia

Re: [Microdia] WebCam 0c45:612a

2009-10-05T14:48:51Z

I'm pretty sure that webcam is supported by the sonixj gspca subdriver
which should be included with the standard linux kernel. So it should
auto detect the webcam when you plug the webcam in.

Brian Johnson

WebCam 0c45:612a

2009-10-05T08:14:21Z

I have a WebCam 0c45:612a in Debian Lenny.

What is the name of the driver I need to install?
How do I install the driver for it?

Regards

Re: [Microdia] upside down

2009-09-23T01:11:37Z

Mark,
Can you please do the following from a terminal window.

and send an email with the two files usb.txt and dmi.txt that should
now be in your
home directory attached. I can use that information to add a patch to
my queue to
have libv4l auto detect your camera as being mounted upside down and flip the

Re: [Microdia] upside down

2009-09-22T20:44:33Z

Hello.

From [link]

--
Regards, Pablo Castellano.

2009/9/22 WelshMark <welshm...@gmail.com>:

Re: [Microdia] upside down

2009-09-22T20:44:03Z

В сообщении от 22 сентября 2009 23:29:14 автор WelshMark написал:
Install v4l2ucp application and check "Vertical Flip" checkbox.
Btw, sn9c20x is absoleted by gspca - gspca from 2.6.31 kernel supports
sn9c20x-based cams.
Regards
Vasily

upside down

2009-09-22T20:29:14Z

I have a MSI laptop with a webcam. It seems to be a sn9c202. I have
installed the drivers as instructed by the how to page. The cam works
appart from one major problem The picture is upside down. Is there any
way to correct this?

Mark

SOI968 Exposure Patch

2009-08-31T05:00:54Z

Josua,
Try the attached patch and let me know if our SOI968 based camera
works better with the gspca driver. I managed to get my hands on a
SOI968 based camera to use for testing and this patch seems to work ok
for me.
Brian Johnson

Re: [Microdia] Re: Bad news: my webcam doesn't work anymore

2009-08-25T19:07:11Z

Hello again, Brian.
I understand... but well, I will try another day with the new version of gspca
as you said. I didn't know that driver and if I get something interesting
I'll come back to this mailing list to inform you.
I don't have still clear why did it happen.
Do you think that it happened because the webcam was faulty? (It was cheap

Re: [Microdia] Re: Bad news: my webcam doesn't work anymore

2009-08-24T19:27:03Z

Forcing a model won't help because if the driver is unable to
communicate with the sensor over any of the valid i2c addresses used
by your camera even if you forced it to use a particular sensor it
still would not be able to talk to communicate with said sensor.
Seeing as how windows also seems to be failing to work correctly my