Tor,
That syslog entry looks to be correct ... although I'm not sure what the
syslog entries for my camera are (It's at home at the moment ...)
Any 2.4.x kernel should have support available for it (modprobe videodev ;
modprobe mod_quickcam if I recall did the trick for me)
Mandrake has support included in their 8.x distributions, so it's been a
breeze to use for the last while ...
Hope this helps,
Proinnsias
> -----Original Message-----
> Hi.
>> I found the following posting of yours about the Dexxa USB web cam on
> the ILUG mailing list:
>> > I've just got one of those Dexxa USB Webcams from Game over the
> > weekend (19.95, not bad !)
>> Since I've been struggling with my Dexxa web cam for a while, I
> thought it could be worthwhile to ask you for some help. I would of
> course understand it if you don't like to be bothered by complete
> strangers; in that case please ignore this mail.
>> > The good(ish) news is that there is partial support for them under
> > linux ... the USB Vendor and Product IDs suggest that it is simply
> > a rebadged Logitech QuickCam Express,
>> I'm starting to suspect that it might be several types of Dexxa USB
> web cams around. Would you by any chance happen to have syslog and
> /proc outputs for your camera? My /proc/bus/usb/devices says that my
> camera has Vendor=046d and ProdID=0870. Is yours the same?
>>> - Tor Ringstad -
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